Three Ideas of Academic Freedom

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgements vii
4. Academic Freedom From Without and Within 1
5. Academic Freedom: The Tension Between the University and the State 11
6. THE THREAT WITHOUT: STATE PRACTICES AND BARRIERS TO ACADEMIC FREEDOM AROUND THE WORLD
7. Three Ideas of Academic Freedom 27
8. Academic Freedom in the UK, the Indian Subcontinent and Bangladesh 41
9. Academic Freedom and Universities in Continental Europe 49
10. Academic Freedom: The Global Challenge and the Case of Turkey 55
11. What Is Academic Freedom? Perspectives from New York and Abu Dhabi 63
12. THE THREAT WITHIN: THE STRUGGLE FOR AND AGAINST ACADEMIC FREEDOM WITHIN U.S. UNIVERSITIES
13. The Fundamental Role of Academic Freedom and Free Inquiry in US Higher Education 75
14. Lessons from Middlebury 85
15. Academic Freedom and Controversial Speech about Campus Governance 93
16. Academic Freedom in the US and Its Enemies: A Polemic 101
17. TAKING ACCOUNT OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN HUNGARY
18. Key Developments in Hungarian Higher Education 111
19. University Autonomy in Hungary in Perspective 123
20. Historical Foundations of Academic Freedom in Hungary 129
21. Academic Freedom and Quality Assurance in Hungarian Universities 133
22. The Situation in Hungary from the Perspective of Private Universities 137
23. Freedom and Its Enemies, or How To Be a Good Citizen in a Tangled World 141
24. References 149
25. Index 155