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Academic freedom, individual or institutional?

Most federal courts agree that academic freedom is a First Amendment right. But whose right is it?

Can a legislature require professors at state universities to obtain permission from an administrator before using a university computer to search for teaching materials or scholarship "having sexually explicit content"? Can a public university compel a professor to change a student grade, cover prescribed material, or limit potentially offensive classroom or artistic expression that the faculty member defends on professional grounds? Federal courts have addressed such questions at an increasing rate in recent years. Their answers have brought attention to the relationship and potential ...

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