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Open Letter Condemning the Purge of Academic Institutions in Turkey

2,093 Comments

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Jetchev Gueorgui
10 years ago

The academic institutions in Turkey are not responsible for the attempted coup d'état!

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Rumy Grozdanova
10 years ago

Lecturer in Law University of Liverpool

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Jennifer Dellner
10 years ago

(Professor, English and Literature, Ocean County College, Toms River, NJ)

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Jeffrey J Dean
10 years ago

Associate Professor, Birmingham Conservatoire, in solidarity with Turkish friends and colleagues

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Lisa Goff
10 years ago

In solidarity with the Turkish people and Turkish academia.

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Lori S Guenoun
10 years ago

M.Ed Cambridge College Education is a fundamental value in which to build a better country. I stand in solidarity with the Turkish people.

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Derek Nystrom
10 years ago

(Associate Professor of English, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada)

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Nermin Aga
10 years ago

In solidarity with Turkish academia from which I have gained so much!

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Marie Davidova
10 years ago

In solidarity from Technical University of Liberec and Czech Technical University in Prague!

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Hannes Baumann
10 years ago

In solidarity with our colleagues in Turkey.

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Meric Caglar
10 years ago

Central European University/Hungary

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mick taussig
10 years ago

Class of 1933 Professor Columbia University, NYC

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Assistant Professor, Stony Brook University. A free and educated public and free intellectual inquiry are the cornerstones of democracy.

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Luigi Daniele
10 years ago

University of Naples Federico II / Nottingham Trent University

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Bruno Balzano
10 years ago

Italy

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Katrin M. Kämpf
10 years ago

Cultural Studies, Berlin/Ger.

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Dr Barbara Eichner
10 years ago

Senior Lecturer in Music, Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom

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MD Peter Buzasi
10 years ago

Medical Microbiologist, Hungary Erdogan is a fascist and must go.

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Savvas Voutyras
10 years ago

University of Essex, UK

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Keep education independent of politics