Academic Freedom

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Giving and Taking Offense Civility, Respect, and Academic Freedom From: Academic Freedom in Conflict View James Lorimer and Company	Jamie Cameron concludes the book with an examination of the implications for academic freedom of the growing movement for civil discourse. She examines American and Canadian university respectful …	Jamie Cameron	25	2014	$2.50 Add
From Hector Isn’t the Problem From: Weapons of Mass Instruction View New Society Publishers	I was the official New York State Teacher of the Year when I quit on the op-ed page of the Wall Street Journal, because I couldn’t stand to hurt children any more.	John Taylor Gatto	7	2010	$0.70 Add
From NEW! How Did they Fight? French Student Movements in the Late 2000’s and their contentious repertoire From: The University and Social Justice View Between The Lines		Julie Le Mazier	17	2020	$1.70 Add
From Incident at Highland High From: Weapons of Mass Instruction View New Society Publishers	Last January, a sixteen-year-old German girl — shy and well-behaved — was arrested in her home in Nuremberg, Germany, by fifteen armed policemen. Her crime was homeschooling. Reading …	John Taylor Gatto	16	2010	$1.60 Add
From Institutional Autonomy and Academic Freedom in the Managed University From: Academic Freedom in Conflict View James Lorimer and Company	Len Findlay looks broadly at the changing character of the contemporary university, and how university autonomy has become a threat to academic freedom rather than a means to ensure it. As …	Len Findlay	16	2014	$1.60 Add
From NEW! Insurgent Subjects Student Politics, Education, and Dissent in India From: The University and Social Justice View Between The Lines		Prem Kumar Vijayan	19	2020	$1.90 Add
From NEW! Introduction What Are We Doing Here? From: The Elective Mind View University of Ottawa Press	The introduction lays out the intent of the book, a long essay reflecting on the value of elective courses in university, specifically philosophy, as an opportunity for shared, social learning …	Réal Fillion	31	2021	$3.10 Add
From NEW! Learning from Chile’s Student Movement Youth Organizing and Neoliberal Reaction From: The University and Social Justice View Between The Lines		Dayana Olavarria; Javier Campos-Martinez	18	2020	$1.80 Add
From NEW! Lessons in Struggle, Studies in Resistance From: The University and Social Justice View Between The Lines		Aziz Choudry; Vally Salim	24	2020	$2.40 Add
From NEW! Meeting Place Socrates in the Agora From: The Elective Mind View University of Ottawa Press	The first section discusses how learning requires a willingness to seek out and be transformed by truth and that the elective classroom is a space where that can still happen. She explores how …	Réal Fillion	30	2021	$3.00 Add
From NEW! Neoliberalism, National Security, and Academic Knowledge in Turkey From: The University and Social Justice View Between The Lines		Gulden Ozcan	18	2020	$1.80 Add
From NEW! Nous who? Racialized Social Relations and Quebec Student Movement in Politics From: The University and Social Justice View Between The Lines		rosalind hampton	20	2020	$2.00 Add
From NEW! Placing the Text From: The Elective Mind View University of Ottawa Press	The second section considers why and how the university classroom can provide a place for learning and transformation, as well as the role of texts in the classroom.	Réal Fillion	30	2021	$3.00 Add
From NEW! Postcolonial and Transformative Education in the University of the Phillipines From: The University and Social Justice View Between The Lines		Karlo Mikhail I. Mongaya; Sarah Raymundo	17	2020	$1.70 Add
From Preface & Introduction From: Academic Freedom in Conflict View James Lorimer and Company	Outlines the arguments made in the book and why this book is important to the discussion going on	James L Turk; James L. Turk; Jon Thompson	18	2014	$1.80 Add
From Professionals and Professionalism Protecting the Status Quo and Academic Disciplines From: Degrees of Failure View Between The Lines	Undergraduate students occupying the lowest rung on the academic hierarchy are seen as non-professionals who need further training to ensure that they follow the judgments and decisions of their …	Randle W. Nelsen	16	2017	$1.60 Add