Should Untenured as Well as Tenured Faculty Be Guaranteed Academic Freedom? A Few Observations.

Michaelson, Martin

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Publication Date: 2001

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Should Untenured as Well as Tenured Faculty Be Guaranteed Academic Freedom? A Few Observations.

Michaelson, Martin

Journal of College and University Law, v27 n3 p565-71 Win 2001

Introduces the issue's Symposium on Academic Freedom and Responsibility. Discusses the current debate on tenure and its role in securing and promoting academic freedom. Proposes a model "Academic Freedom Policy and Procedures," to which subsequent articles in the issue (by Robert M. O'Neil, J. Peter Byrne, and Richard T. De George) respond. (Author/EV)

Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Change, Faculty College Relationship, Nontenured Faculty, Policy Analysis, Tenure, Tenured Faculty

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Opinion Papers

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Language: English

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