Open Letter Condemning the Purge of Academic Institutions in Turkey
2,093 Comments
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Slavka
10 years ago
Stop the devastation unleashed as a reaction to that "coup". Those you hunt down are your valuable citizens!
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Teresa Grettano, PhD
10 years ago
Asst Prof of English
The University of Scranton
Pennsylvania USA
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Ian Ruffell
10 years ago
Senior Lecturer in Classics, University of Glasgow
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Nathan Laurent
10 years ago
Sessional Academic, QUT, Brisbane, Australia
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Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv
10 years ago
Turkey's academic community is a source of strength and quality for the Turkish community and beyond. Harming this community will only weaken the Turkish state.
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Sara Janssen
10 years ago
University of Kent
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Giovanni De Grandis
10 years ago
Any restriction of academic freedom and interference with the normal criteria of scholarly merit is not only profoundly unjust, but will be a disaster for Turkey and its culture.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota Twin Cities
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Research Associate, National Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (Greece)
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Keen Compher
10 years ago
Freedom at academic universities promotes truths and exposes falsehoods
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Andrea Sereni
10 years ago
Associate Professor, Italy
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Dr Leon Goldsmith
10 years ago
Sultan Qaboos University Oman
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Morgane WALTER
10 years ago
PhD student, Université Paris 1, France
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Ralph Barczok
10 years ago
Research Assistant, Research Centre for Aramaean Studies, University of Konstanz
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professor emeritus max farrar
10 years ago
This is how fascism begins.
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Stephanie Kapusta
10 years ago
Dalhousie University, Canada
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Francois Reyssat
10 years ago
teaching assistant, Nanterre University, France
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Merten Reglitz
10 years ago
Hitler Germany is not a good example for a democratic state. It is not a role model for government at all. It was barbarism. And it did not end well for anyone.
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Henrik Bohlin
10 years ago
Philosophy and science started in what is now Turkey. Free universities are essential to critical public debate and democracy. Stop the harassments of Turkish academics!
Stop the devastation unleashed as a reaction to that "coup". Those you hunt down are your valuable citizens!
Asst Prof of English The University of Scranton Pennsylvania USA
Senior Lecturer in Classics, University of Glasgow
Sessional Academic, QUT, Brisbane, Australia
Turkey's academic community is a source of strength and quality for the Turkish community and beyond. Harming this community will only weaken the Turkish state.
University of Kent
Any restriction of academic freedom and interference with the normal criteria of scholarly merit is not only profoundly unjust, but will be a disaster for Turkey and its culture.
Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Research Associate, National Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (Greece)
Freedom at academic universities promotes truths and exposes falsehoods
Associate Professor, Italy
Sultan Qaboos University Oman
PhD student, Université Paris 1, France
Research Assistant, Research Centre for Aramaean Studies, University of Konstanz
This is how fascism begins.
Dalhousie University, Canada
teaching assistant, Nanterre University, France
Hitler Germany is not a good example for a democratic state. It is not a role model for government at all. It was barbarism. And it did not end well for anyone.
Philosophy and science started in what is now Turkey. Free universities are essential to critical public debate and democracy. Stop the harassments of Turkish academics!
University of Reading, UK