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CACE closed: A multiverse examination of the influence of implementation variability on student outcomes in a randomised controlled trial of a universal, school-based social-emotional learning intervention. [PDF]

PLoS One
O'Brien A, Santos J, Humphrey N, Panayiotou M.   +3 more
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Combating converging crises: The role of universities in global health, climate, and equity. [PDF]

J Clim Chang Health
Ratevosian J, Aikins AD, Bhutta Z, Bravo M, Dugas L, Fanzo J, Fornace K, Guinto R, Hernández D, Just A, Kapwata T, Koh LP, Korfmacher K, Luby S, Monteiro W, Nelson L, O'Meara W, Pan W, Tighe R, Beyrer C, Steelman T.   +20 more
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The interplay between job-related factors of career development and organizational resilience among academic nurse educators: a mixed-methods study. [PDF]

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Alsharif F, Hamouda G, Fahim W, Elsayes H, Felemban O, Kaseem F, Kandil F, Almutairi WM, Almutary H, Abou Hashish EA.   +9 more
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In Support of Academic Freedom

Science, 2007
We, the members of the Executive Committee of the International Human Rights Network of Academies and Scholarly Societies (Network), oppose renewed initiatives that support an academic boycott of Israeli academic institutions. We also oppose Israeli restrictions on Palestinian students that prevent them from studying at institutions of higher education
Arjuna, Aluwihare, Claude, Cohen-Tannoudji, Abdallah S, Daar, François, Jacob, Belita, Koiller, Ida, Nicolaisen, John, Polanyi, Alenka, Selih, Pieter, van Dijk, Edoardo, Vesentini, Torsten, Wiesel, Carol, Corillon   +11 more
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Academic freedom academic obligation

2018
My first dilemma when it came to writing up this chapter for publication was how to punctuate the title. I first settled on ‘Academic freedom: academic obligation’, with the colon doing the work of an explanation, making the point that it is an academic obligation to ensure academic freedom.
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The Myth of Academic Freedom

IT Professional, 2006
This paper argues that there is no such thing as academic freedom. A person who speak out on issues, whether within their institution or in public, risk retaliation by others more powerful than they. And there are many forms of retaliation. Even tenure can't guarantee protection from powerful colleagues.
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BIOETHICS AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM

Bioethics, 1990
KIE: The author describes the events surrounding his attempts to lecture on the subject of euthanasia in West Germany in June 1989. Singer, who defends the view that active euthanasia for some newborns with handicaps may be ethically permissible, had been invited to speak to professional and academic groups.
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