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Philip Altbach
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International Higher Education Volume 1: An Encyclopedia
to great heights. It is true, of to the point of dismissal for the to
Authors

Philip Altbach

ARI Id

1666302660825_15376769

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Not Available Free

Pages

30-31

DOI

10.4324/9780203802748-14

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Academic freedom, in the sense in not be decided by each individual academic which it is used here, is the freedom of at his own discretion. No single academic, individual academics to teach and to example, has the right to decide the conduct research in accordance with their number of hours he or she teach or the
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Academic Freedom 5
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to make decisions about the affairs of their or the board or court to which the powers university. Sometimes it said that these of such determination are delegated the
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to them by a central admissions to be studied as qualifications for
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publication and since the right of
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International Higher Education actions, but is applied for political in- Loyalty Oaths
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ofthe United States House of Repre-
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to great heights. It is true, of to the point of dismissal for the to
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Academic
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before, to teach what has become well es-that both in Germany in the nineteenth tablished, and to affirm the widely accepted century and the United States in the and dominant political outlook. They think twentieth century, as the academic pro-they have no need academic freedom; fession became consolidated, and as it
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to the belief in the rightfulness
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International Higher Education
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to an amount of academic
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to determine the roles and functions of the
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International Higher Education The Modern
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retrenchment that followed in many
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to the academic pro-to secure for it-
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Academic Profession 31
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to time suffered
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learning -
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