Global data on the freedom indispensable for scientific research: towards a reconciliation of academic reputation and academic freedom

Overview of attention for article published in The International Journal of Human Rights, December 2021

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RT @Adrienne_Stone1: @tarunkhaitan @InRights @LioraLazarus Thanks so much Tarun. There is a lot of energy in the field right now. This pi…

30 Jan 2023

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@tarunkhaitan @InRights @LioraLazarus Thanks so much Tarun. There is a lot of energy in the field right now. This piece on academic rankings caught my eye https://t.co/zYLNA9MhhT

30 Jan 2023

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1) University rankings & quality assurance processes need to include academic freedom as part of their quality and reputation assessments. Read more on how in this @InRights Article w @janikaspannagel & K. Kinzelbach. 👇🏾 https://t.co/E5WPgEfG5R

15 Nov 2022

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And for a dig into how the #AcademicFreedom-Index can inform international university rankings to introduce a rights-based perspective into academic reputation politics. Check out our recent @InRights article (unfortunately paywalled). DM if interested.👇🏾

31 Mar 2022

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