BY KELLY HAND
We’re pleased to announce that the new volume of the AAUP’s Journal of Academic Freedom is out today. The Journal publishes scholarship on academic freedom and on its relation to shared governance, tenure, and collective bargaining.
Current and past volumes of the Journal of Academic Freedom, which receives funding from the AAUP Foundation, are freely available on the AAUP’s website. A table of contents for the current volume, edited by Jennifer H. Ruth of Portland State University, appears below with links to each of the articles.
Ruth has issued a call for papers for the 2017 volume of JAF, which will explore the status of academic freedom as concept and reality today. For additional details, please review the call for papers.
Volume 7
Table of Contents
Editor’s Introduction
By Jennifer H. Ruth
Academic Freedom, Political Interference, and Public Accountability: The Hong Kong Experience
By Johannes M.M. Chan and Douglas Kerr
Debating Academic Freedom in India
By William Tierney and Nidhi S. Sabharwal
A Review of Academic Freedom in African Universities through the Prism of the 1997 ILO/UNESCO Recommendation
By Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua, Klaus D. Beiter, and Terence Karran
Lost in Post-Cold War Transitions: The Limits of Freedom in Scholarship
By Aleksandar Jokic
Academic Freedom and the Common Good: A Review Essay
By Henry Reichman
The AAUP’s 1915 Declaration of Principles: Conservative and Radical, Visionary and Myopic
By John K. Wilson
Championing Academic Freedom at Rutgers: The Genovese Affair and the Teach-In of April 1965
By B. Robert Kreiser
Free Space in the Academy
By Bruce B. Janz
