In March 2020 Cambridge University proposed a ‘free speech’ policy requiring (inter alia): (a) that academics, students, staff and visitors ‘respect’ the opinions and ‘identities’ of others. (b) that the University may prohibit speaker events that it reasonably expects to threaten the ‘welfare’ of students, staff or the general public
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Liberal democracies are experiencing changes of policies in the name of security, populism, polariza...
While universities play a key role in questions of free speech and political viewpoint diversity, th...
This article interrogates restrictions on speaking events in universities created both by recent stu...
Freedom of speech in universities is currently an issue of widespread concern and debate. Recent emp...
The government has published its higher education (freedom of speech) bill. Despite the lack of evid...
This article considers the context, development, and significance of the Higher Education (Freedom o...
Restrictions on speaking events in universities have been created both by recent student‐led efforts...
The relationship between academic freedom and freedom of speech features prominently in public and p...
Among many announcements in the Queen’s speech on 11th May 2021 was the promise to “strengthen and r...
In this chapter I counter the claim that free speech is under threat in universities, and instead su...
Over the past year, much of the national conversation surrounding freedom of speech on college campu...
Joan McGregor argues that “colleges and universities should adopt as part of their core mission the ...
Summary: Since mid-May, the universities minister Michelle Donelan has insisted that the Higher Educ...
Freedom of speech and extremism in university campuses are a major source of debate and moral panic ...
How should higher education respond to legally mandated limits on hateful, discriminatory, or provoc...
Liberal democracies are experiencing changes of policies in the name of security, populism, polariza...
While universities play a key role in questions of free speech and political viewpoint diversity, th...
This article interrogates restrictions on speaking events in universities created both by recent stu...
Freedom of speech in universities is currently an issue of widespread concern and debate. Recent emp...
The government has published its higher education (freedom of speech) bill. Despite the lack of evid...
This article considers the context, development, and significance of the Higher Education (Freedom o...
Restrictions on speaking events in universities have been created both by recent student‐led efforts...
The relationship between academic freedom and freedom of speech features prominently in public and p...
Among many announcements in the Queen’s speech on 11th May 2021 was the promise to “strengthen and r...
In this chapter I counter the claim that free speech is under threat in universities, and instead su...
Over the past year, much of the national conversation surrounding freedom of speech on college campu...
Joan McGregor argues that “colleges and universities should adopt as part of their core mission the ...
Summary: Since mid-May, the universities minister Michelle Donelan has insisted that the Higher Educ...
Freedom of speech and extremism in university campuses are a major source of debate and moral panic ...
How should higher education respond to legally mandated limits on hateful, discriminatory, or provoc...
Liberal democracies are experiencing changes of policies in the name of security, populism, polariza...
While universities play a key role in questions of free speech and political viewpoint diversity, th...
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