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Academic freedom in the wired world: political extremism, corporate power, and the university

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1. Discovering Academic Freedom 2. Protecting Academic Freedom 3. Academic Freedom in the Courts 4. Academic Freedom in Time of Crisis 5. Academic Research and Academic Freedom 6. Academic Freedom and Artistic Freedom 7. Academic Freedom in Cyberspace 8. Whose Academic Freedom? 9. Bias, Balance, and Beyond: New Threats to Academic Freedom 10. Academic Freedom in Perspective Notes Index

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Key concepts: Power (physics), Politics, Political science, Media studies, Academic freedom, Sociology, Law, Higher education