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The preservation of academic freedom: Tenure is not enough
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29 (6):577 (2006)
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The original purpose of tenure has become clouded by the process by which it is granted. In New Zealand, tenure and academic freedom are separate, with academic freedom protected by legislation. Clearly, tenure is neither necessary nor sufficient to protect academic freedom. Individuals and universities must do more to guard academic freedom in order to encourage, nurture, and protect it. (Published Online February 8 2007).Author's Profile
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