Open Letter Condemning the Purge of Academic Institutions in Turkey
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Louise Noble
10 years ago
As an academic deeply committed to the concept of academic freedom and the right of all to a fair and unbiased system of education, I strongly condemn the recent removal of thousands of teachers and staff from their jobs.
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Francesca Ervas
10 years ago
Researcher, University of Cagliari, Italy
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Sonia Govers
10 years ago
I condemn the recent attacks on academic freedom. This is not democracy, this is despotism.
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Constantina Anastassiadou
10 years ago
Graduate of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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Karola Stotz
10 years ago
Scientific freedom is one of the most important achievement of the Free World.
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Althea Sircar
10 years ago
Althea Sircar, PhD Candidate, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
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Cornelius Holtorf
10 years ago
Professor of Archaeology, Linnaeus University, Sweden
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Mark Sluys
10 years ago
Senior Lecturer, Johannelund
Uppsala, Sweden
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Nantina Vgontzas
10 years ago
New York University
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Jose Brunner
10 years ago
Tel Aviv University
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Corbin Casarez
10 years ago
Ph.D. Candidate, Loyola University Chicago
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John Cunningham
10 years ago
A totalitarian intervention by the government
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vicente medina
10 years ago
The preservation and protection of academic freedom is a necessary condition of education, especially higher education. Different political, religious and economic convictions should not trump academic integrity. Authoritarianism has no place in higher education.
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Brad R Roth
10 years ago
Professor of Political Science & Law, Wayne State University
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Anonymous
10 years ago
What happened to the Parliament?!
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Leo Ma
10 years ago
Support academic freedom in Turkey!
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Ashli Anda
10 years ago
PhD candidate at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
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Kristen Irwin
10 years ago
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Loyola University Chicago
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Valerie Henitiuk
10 years ago
Professor and Executive Director, MacEwan University
As an academic deeply committed to the concept of academic freedom and the right of all to a fair and unbiased system of education, I strongly condemn the recent removal of thousands of teachers and staff from their jobs.
Researcher, University of Cagliari, Italy
I condemn the recent attacks on academic freedom. This is not democracy, this is despotism.
Graduate of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Scientific freedom is one of the most important achievement of the Free World.
Althea Sircar, PhD Candidate, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
Professor of Archaeology, Linnaeus University, Sweden
Senior Lecturer, Johannelund Uppsala, Sweden
New York University
Tel Aviv University
Ph.D. Candidate, Loyola University Chicago
A totalitarian intervention by the government
The preservation and protection of academic freedom is a necessary condition of education, especially higher education. Different political, religious and economic convictions should not trump academic integrity. Authoritarianism has no place in higher education.
Professor of Political Science & Law, Wayne State University
What happened to the Parliament?!
Support academic freedom in Turkey!
PhD candidate at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Loyola University Chicago
Professor and Executive Director, MacEwan University
Syracuse University