American Association of University Professors (AAUP): Academe Magazine

Features

Rebellion, Authority, and Knowledge
By Robert Post
Expert knowledge requires a balance of authority and rebellion.

A Dissenting View from the Humanities on the AAUP’s Statement on Knowledge
By Judith Butler
In defense of critical inquiry.

Some Exigent Words about Financial Exigency
By Michael Bérubé
The AAUP’s policy on the role of faculty in situations of financial exigency has taken on new relevance and urgency as the coronavirus pandemic threatens the future of many higher education institutions.

Data Snapshot: Survey Data on Attitudes toward Faculty Freedom of Expression
By Hans-Joerg Tiede
How might political views influence attitudes toward academic freedom?

The Human Work of Higher Education Pedagogy
By Jesse Stommel
Responsive, adaptive pedagogies are necessary to address the needs of the increasingly diverse students we actually teach.

Higher Education’s Reckoning with Slavery
By Leslie M. Harris
Two decades of activism and scholarship have uncovered histories and established a foundation for institutional change.

The Purge of Higher Education
By Eva-Maria Swidler
What will be left in the wake of standardization and commercialization?

Chapter Profile

Rutgers University AAUP-AFT
By Kelly Hand
A profile of Rutgers AAUP-AFT chapters representing employees on all three campuses of Rutgers University.

From the Archives

Academia, Academe, and Intellectual Property
By Dànielle Nicole DeVoss

Book Reviews

Liberal Education Needs Integration, Not Unbundling
By Rebecca Pope-Ruark

Understanding Students Who Are Parents
By Jillian M. Duquaine-Watson

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