Academic Freedom in Liberal Constitutional Democracies. Justifications, Limits, Tensions, and Contestations
Mattias Kumm
The article first describes the conditions under which issues relating to academic freedom have become a central focus of contestation. It then describes the moral point of the right to academic freedom as part of the organised practices of individual and collective self-government, contrasting it to the more limited role academic freedom tends to play in authoritarian states. The final part highlights how to think about the limits of freedom of speech by drawing out implications for some contemporary challenges.
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Academic Freedom in Liberal Constitutional Democracies. Justifications, Limits, Tensions, and Contestations
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Kumm, Mattias 2024: Academic Freedom in Liberal Constitutional Democracies. Justifications, Limits, Tensions, and Contestations, SCRIPTS Working Paper No. 42, Berlin: Cluster of Excellence 2055 Contestations of the Liberal Script (SCRIPTS).
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