Open Letter Condemning the Purge of Academic Institutions in Turkey
2,093 Comments
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Karel Flaska
10 years ago
Psychologist for children and adults, Prague, Czech Republic
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Postgraduate Student - Paris School of Economics
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Michael Bender
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, Tilburg University
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Dr Elena Kosmopoulou
10 years ago
Back to the middle ages
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Nico Landman
10 years ago
Academic freedom must be respected
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Velichko Fetvadjiev
10 years ago
Lecturer, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
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graham john wilson
10 years ago
it is moving to a dictatorship, wiping out any opposition voices before Erdogan goes even further
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Ro Van den broeck
10 years ago
Politics and education should live in co-existence. The one should not control the other. It is the symbiosis of these two that can bring prosper and inspiration to a country.
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Einav Katan
10 years ago
Postdoctoral researcher, Humboldt University of Berlin
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Akis Gavriilidis
10 years ago
Post-doctoral researcher
University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece
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Alessio Erioli
10 years ago
All dictatorships fear free thinking and the freedom that comes from culture, stop this madness before it's too late!
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Victoria Bates
10 years ago
Lecturer, University of Bristol
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LIam GrIffin
10 years ago
Free and independent higher education is a basic component of democracy.
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Marco Ranaldi
10 years ago
IT IS A SHAME
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maria petrides
10 years ago
DISGRACEFUL!
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Helena Sheehan
10 years ago
Emeritus Professor, Dublin City University, Ireland
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Mahvish Ahmad
10 years ago
A failed military coup is being used as an excuse by Erdogan to purge anyone who does not support him. Unacceptable. In solidarity, Turkey.
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Robin Celikates
10 years ago
(Associate Prof. of Philosophy, University of Amsterdam)
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Anna Grear
10 years ago
Professor of Law and Theory, Cardiff Law School, UK
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Elizabeth Mary Ellen Easton
10 years ago
I stand in solidarity against with those who have lost their jobs their freedom in the name of freedom to express dissent against an oppressive state.
Psychologist for children and adults, Prague, Czech Republic
Postgraduate Student - Paris School of Economics
Assistant Professor, Tilburg University
Back to the middle ages
Academic freedom must be respected
Lecturer, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
it is moving to a dictatorship, wiping out any opposition voices before Erdogan goes even further
Politics and education should live in co-existence. The one should not control the other. It is the symbiosis of these two that can bring prosper and inspiration to a country.
Postdoctoral researcher, Humboldt University of Berlin
Post-doctoral researcher University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece
All dictatorships fear free thinking and the freedom that comes from culture, stop this madness before it's too late!
Lecturer, University of Bristol
Free and independent higher education is a basic component of democracy.
IT IS A SHAME
DISGRACEFUL!
Emeritus Professor, Dublin City University, Ireland
A failed military coup is being used as an excuse by Erdogan to purge anyone who does not support him. Unacceptable. In solidarity, Turkey.
(Associate Prof. of Philosophy, University of Amsterdam)
Professor of Law and Theory, Cardiff Law School, UK
I stand in solidarity against with those who have lost their jobs their freedom in the name of freedom to express dissent against an oppressive state.