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Volume 42 Number 3 2012
The attack on knowledge
Challenging taboos in Turkey
The case for open access
Creationism by stealth
Thailand’s royal chill
Open knowledge
From the archive
After Leveson with GUIDO FAWKES,
From the archive
Academics worldwide face economic and political attacks that restrict their freedom to challenge convention, says Jo Glanville
This piece was originally published on Times Higher Education