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...Frank A. Hanna The Outer Fringe: Faculty Benefits other than Annuities and Insurance . By Ingraham Mark H. (with the collaboration of Francis P. King). Madison : The University of Wisconsin Press , 1965 . Pp. xii , 304 . $7.50 in hardcover; $2.00 in paperback. Copyright ©...

... systems of collective accountability, rather than individual accommodation. Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 disability accommodations faculty crip time equity References Ahmed Sara . 2006 . Queer Phenomenology: Orientations, Objects, Others . Durham, NC : Duke...

...Michael Vincente Pérez As an open online forum with over seventeen hundred subscribers, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) “Faculty Issues and Concerns” listserv at the University of Washington (UW) allows faculty to communicate across departments and campuses on a variety...

...María Elena Cepeda Designed to amplify and archive narratives frequently erased in official accounts of faculty life, this article centers a Latina feminist testimonio approach in its personal examination of mentally disabled faculty members and crip time, or the unique temporalities experienced...

... by the forces served by the political Right, in a kind of economic conscription that frames student choice within the scaffold of the business curriculum. If faculty and student intellectual freedoms are interrelated in key ways, it is simply difficult to imagine that undergraduate intellectual freedom could...

... to faculty members who over time have demonstrated meritorious work in their specific fields of expertise. The proliferation of post-tenure reviews, however, suggests another model at work: academic freedom as grounded in free market principles rather than on long-term merit. The changes marked...

... themselves suppressed public support for public funding by touting privatization measures as significant solutions, though these represented only marginal revenue increases. The media was largely indifferent to faculty and staff protests about loss of pay and cuts to education but showed surprising sympathy...

..., and the United States to speculate on the sociological background of these actions. It argues that the breadth of protests in solidarity with the resisting students and faculty at Boğaziçi is in part due to the de facto exile of young university graduates and academics from Turkey across Europe and North America...

...Elizabeth R. Johnson In 1993 Michael Taussig's Mimesis and Alterity revitalized the power of the mimetic faculty to craft a vision of nature that was neither the alienated subject of modern science nor the passively malleable medium of late twentieth-century social constructivism. Taussig drew...

... analogous to the academic freedom of faculty described by application of professional norms. While we seek to clarify the boundary between these freedoms, we argue that they can be mutually reinforcing to the benefit of both academics and the broader public. We conclude that more is to be gained...

... then suggest the way these conditions have operated in two cases with which I have been centrally involved: faculty governance at Cornell University, and the firing of Ward Churchill by the University of Colorado at Boulder. In the second part of the essay, in addition to the Churchill case, I survey the cases...

... a university to hire faculty regardless of their opinions, however outrageous, on topics of general, public interest. I then scrutinize cases of allegedly outrageous political opinions. I conclude that most of the criticism directed at such opinions is hypocritical and disingenuous. © 2009 Duke University...

...Andrew Ross As Anglophone universities expand overseas, what are some of the problems facing the protection of faculty rights? The essay describes the spectrum of potential threats to academic freedom at overseas sites and describes various measures undertaken by the AAUP and others to combat them...

.... The essay charts the critique of the “Declaration” by the Association of American Colleges (AAC). The AAC, an organization of administrators rather than faculty, laid the groundwork for the tenure system as it exists today. It outlined the seven-year probationary period that would precede tenure...

..., the New College of the Humanities, with himself and a roster of celebrity academics, many based in the United States, at its helm. The new institution—in which Grayling and some other faculty members will be shareholders—charges £18,000 per year in fees, a figure that would amount to nearly six times...

...Saygun Gökarıksel This essay explores the embodied forms of power and struggle that are manifest in the Boğaziçi University protests against the authoritarian offensive of the Turkish government. By focusing on the student and faculty protests, especially, the daily gowned performances, it suggests...

..., beyond and against the progressive state reconstruction and the facilitation of capitalist accumulation. The article approaches the dynamic of social struggles on the basis of their capacity to construct and display a veto capacity against privatization. It argues that the faculty to produce the common...

...Amy Hagopian; Caitlin Palo American universities bristle with governing bodies representing the interests of various constituencies in campus life. Student and faculty associations confront the usual parochial and prosaic topics—parking, fees, and office space—but these organizations also offer...

...Voices from the Refaat Alareer Encampment, Ghent University This text is part of a larger piece on student encampments for Palestine. It provides an account of several students and staff who participated in the forty‐day occupation of Ghent University's Refaat Alareer building. The occupation...

... as represented in Federalist 10, where “the first object of government” is stated to be the “the protection of different and unequal faculties of acquiring property” (my emphasis). Thus, economic democracy, which, this essay asserts, is the only answer to the question of poverty, is beyond the limits...