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Direct linkOleksiyenko, Anatoly V. – Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2021
The legacy of totalitarianism thwarts discourse and practice of academic freedom in post-Soviet universities. For legacy-holders, "academic freedom" causes disorientation, irresponsibility, demoralization and inequity. They see more threats than benefits from empowering decision-makers who are non-compliant with local bureaucracy. For…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Universities, Decision Making, College Faculty
