Fired, Threatened, Imprisoned

Editorial - Rachael Jolley Part I: Fired, threatened, imprisoned: is academic freedom being eroded? Silence on campus - Kaya Genc Universities under fire in Ukraine's war - Tatyana Malyarenko Industrious academics - Michael Foley Stifling freedom - Mark Frary Stripsearch - Martin Rowson Ideas under review - Suhrith Parthasarathy Girls standing up for education - Natumanya Sarah, Ijeoma Idika-Chima, Sajiha Batool Open-door policy? - Thomas Docherty Mexican stand-off - Duncan Tucker Return of the Red Guards - Jemimah Steinfeld Global View - Jodie Ginsberg Part II: In Focus Pride and principles - Matthew Parris A letter from Ken Saro-Wiwa - Ken Saro-Wiwa Junior Hunt and trap - Raymond Joseph Litvinenko's legacy - Cristina Marconi God complex - Konstanty Gebert Zuma calls media "unpatriotic" - Natasha Joseph Dangers of blogging in Bangladesh - Vicky Baker Comedy of terrors - Samm Farai Monro Print under pressure - Miriam Mannak On forgotten free-speech heroes - Sir Harold Evans, Ac Grayling, Tom Holland, Xinran Head to head - Emily Grannis And Michael Halpern Part III: Culture The pain of exile - Hamid Ismailov Eye of the storm - Musa Okwonga The butterfly effect - Rafael Marques De Morais Listening to a beating heart - Ak Welsapar Index around the world - Aimee Hamilton Battle of the bots - Vicky Baker

Rachael Jolley's editorial reminds us of the importance of academic freedom in the university... The articles in the journal are all succinct and written with clarity and passion. -- Stephen Ward, Bath Spa University