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The Concept of Academic Freedom
註釋Academic freedom comprises two inter-related rights, one belonging to educational institutions, particularly universities, and the other to the scholars whom they employ. This work surveys a variety of approaches taken toward academic freedom-related issues around the world (though concentrating mainly on the UK), including control over hiring, promotion, tenure, course content, assessment, student evaluation of the faculty, deviation from orthodox methodology, and revisionism.