Open Letter Condemning the Purge of Academic Institutions in Turkey
2,093 Comments
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Adriana Qubaia
10 years ago
PhD Candidate, Central European University, Hungary.
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John Buaas
10 years ago
Professor of English, Butler Community College, Kansas
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Hannah Jones
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, Sociology, University of Warwick
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Robin S Dillon
10 years ago
WIlliam Wilson Selfridge Professor of Philosophy, Lehigh University
In solidarity and with outrage.
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Emma Dick
10 years ago
Lecturer in Fashion Visual Culture, Middlesex University London, UK.
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Jorge Sosa
10 years ago
There cannot be a free country, without intellectual, and academic freedom.
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Justin Stearns
10 years ago
Associate Professor, Arab Crossroads Studies, New York University Abu Dhabi
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Jonathan Allen
10 years ago
This is a serious attack on intellectual freedom
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Michael Teofilov
10 years ago
Such a "democratic" way of dealing with problems...
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Stephen Brown
10 years ago
Professor of Political Science, University of Ottawa, Canada
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Charlotte Elisheva Fonrobert
10 years ago
No more!
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lutgarde peeters
10 years ago
And I strongly recommend to start a petition or inquiery on the Web to know wether we want Turkey to be part of the EU or NOT. for me it is a not, regarding all 'things' going on in Turkey and considering its hostaging of the EU in the case of the refugees.
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Alan J Weisbard
10 years ago
Professor Emeritus of Law,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Carla Rice
10 years ago
Shame! Has history taught us nothing about the dangers of regimes that attempt to control thought? Where and how will this end?
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Dr Bryan Gibson
10 years ago
As an academic, freedom of expression is vital to the survival of any democracy and the efforts of this government to stifle dissent is unconscionable. Release these academics.
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Karlheinz Groeger
10 years ago
This is the beginning of the end of freedom in Turkey, and the beginning of turning Turkey into a dictatorship!
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Rex Gilliland
10 years ago
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Southern Connecticut State University
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deborah shaw
10 years ago
signing in defence of academic freedom and democracy- this is the behaviour of a dictatorship
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Margaret MacDonald
10 years ago
I beg you to reconsider the position of academics and permit universities and colleges to teach and research freely.
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Blain Neufeld
10 years ago
Associate Professor, Philosophy, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
PhD Candidate, Central European University, Hungary.
Professor of English, Butler Community College, Kansas
Assistant Professor, Sociology, University of Warwick
WIlliam Wilson Selfridge Professor of Philosophy, Lehigh University In solidarity and with outrage.
Lecturer in Fashion Visual Culture, Middlesex University London, UK.
There cannot be a free country, without intellectual, and academic freedom.
Associate Professor, Arab Crossroads Studies, New York University Abu Dhabi
This is a serious attack on intellectual freedom
Such a "democratic" way of dealing with problems...
Professor of Political Science, University of Ottawa, Canada
No more!
And I strongly recommend to start a petition or inquiery on the Web to know wether we want Turkey to be part of the EU or NOT. for me it is a not, regarding all 'things' going on in Turkey and considering its hostaging of the EU in the case of the refugees.
Professor Emeritus of Law, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Shame! Has history taught us nothing about the dangers of regimes that attempt to control thought? Where and how will this end?
As an academic, freedom of expression is vital to the survival of any democracy and the efforts of this government to stifle dissent is unconscionable. Release these academics.
This is the beginning of the end of freedom in Turkey, and the beginning of turning Turkey into a dictatorship!
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Southern Connecticut State University
signing in defence of academic freedom and democracy- this is the behaviour of a dictatorship
I beg you to reconsider the position of academics and permit universities and colleges to teach and research freely.
Associate Professor, Philosophy, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee