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Open Letter Condemning the Purge of Academic Institutions in Turkey

2,093 Comments

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Razan Ghazzawi
10 years ago

University of Leeds

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Patrick Baele
10 years ago

no to fascism

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Jesper Eckhardt Larsen
10 years ago

We will win this fight - we allrready won!

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Dr Anna Marazuela Kim
10 years ago

Outrageous

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Leerom Medovoi
10 years ago

This is one of the most egregious attacks on academic freedom I have seen in my lifetime. There is no excuse for this.

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Teresa Heffernan
10 years ago

Professor, Saint Mary's University, Halifax, NS

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Elizabeth Oglesby
10 years ago

Associate Professor, University of Arizona

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Joseph Kelly
10 years ago

History teaches us that fascism starts with an attack on academic freedom. We no longer live in an isolated world .

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Marcus Duwell
10 years ago

Professor for Philosophy, Utrecht University

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Franson Manjal
10 years ago

Save and protect the academics...

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Carrie Matthews
10 years ago

So sad. If anyone had told me when I lived in Ankara that this was coming, I would have thought them crazy.

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Dr Christian Schemmel
10 years ago

Lecturer in Political Theory, University of Manchester

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Terry Mason
10 years ago

The Turkish government must restore the integrity of its universities and respect academic freedom. The future of the Turkish republic is at stake.

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Axel Gelfert
10 years ago

Associate Professor, National University of Singapore

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John Murphy
10 years ago

The world can not spiral into a dark age. The harassment of academics is how that occurs.

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Judith Vichniac
10 years ago

Associate Dean, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study

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Douglas Young
10 years ago

Associate Professor Dept. of Social Science York University

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Zoltan Lippenyi
10 years ago

Postdoctoral Researcher, Utrecht Univeristy, The Netherlands

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Jay Odenbaugh
10 years ago

Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Philosophy, Lewis & Clark Colllege

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Edward Robak
10 years ago

The Turkish government's actions are unjust and dictatorial. Shame.