Academe's September Newsletter highlights a selection of articles and book reviews from the forthcoming fall issue of Academe. See below for links.
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Our September newsletter highlights a selection of articles and book reviews from the forthcoming fall issue of Academe. The issue will be published in full next month.
Follow the links below or visit https://www.aaup.org/academe to learn more.
FEATURES
The Precarities of Collaboration
Confronting the assault on immigrant students and scholars.
By Veena Dubal
Toward the Reconstruction of US Research Infrastructure
How to ensure that funding decisions are expert-led and democratic.
By Wen-Ying Sylvia Chou, Vani Pariyadath, Natalie Aviles, and Ian Mullins
The Vise Tightens
Navigating state laws restricting the curriculum, pedagogy, and student support.
By Jeffrey C. Sun, Heather A. Turner, and Mitchel R. Mandel
If U.S. News Also Ranked Courage
Why college rankings should consider academic freedom.
By Jennifer Lundquist and Robert M. Dowling
BOOK REVIEWS
Clarifying How Universities Should Deal with Controversy
Robert Post reviews The Opinionated University by Brian Soucek.
The Collective Stakes of Inaction amid Threats to Higher Education
Valerie Surrett reviews Policing Higher Education: The Antidemocratic Attack on Scholars and Why It Matters by Eve Darian-Smith.
CHAPTER PROFILE
Indiana University Bloomington AAUP Chapter
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Making Faculty Count in Higher Education Assessment
Making accreditation and assessment meaningful while fighting a growing marketplace ideology and increasing federal mandates isn’t easy. But it’s possible.
By Greg Gilbert
FROM THE BLOG
Proposed Federal Accreditation Rule Threatens Shared Governance
By Grant Mincy
A Sneakier Attempt at Extortion
By Hank Reichman
Who Will Tell America's 250-Year Story?
By Eileen Boris and Kristin Ahlberg
A Modest Proposal to Train Artificial Intelligences, Too
By Kevin Capehart
First Community College Student Workers Union Formed
By Robert Ovetz
SACSCOC Draft Principles Reveal CPHE Is Not the Only Threat to Independent Accreditation
By Katie Rainwater
Disposable Brilliance and Our Collective Responsibility
By Desiree Zerquera
The Hidden Costs of Productivity Theater in Higher Education
By Michael LaGier
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