by Gaudeamus | Dec 18, 2024 | blog
In the third year of Russian aggression against Ukraine, violations of freedom on Russian soil have become commonplace. Dmitry Dubrovsky Photo: What until recently evoked strong emotion is gradually becoming part of the everyday educational process in...
by Gaudeamus | Dec 7, 2024 | blog
Why didn’t Russia’s final liberal arts institute become the center of anti-war protests? Victor Mokrushin Photo: The vertical chain of command at the Tyumen Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences began with Putin and ended with the director of the institute....
by Gaudeamus | Nov 29, 2024 | blog
What are anti-war Russians in academia saying? Elena Pavlova Photo: Discussions abroad have little effect on the processes within Russia itself, which is isolated on both sides. Photo by Juliane Liebermann on Unsplash Hear the Voices of Those Who Have...
by Gaudeamus | Nov 13, 2024 | blog
Debates on models of academic freedom. Part 2 Dmitry Dubrovsky In Part 1 of this article, we opened a conversation about competing models of academic freedom. In Part 2, we will discuss how Eurocentric the concept is and in what sense it may be considered universal....
by Gaudeamus | Oct 30, 2024 | blog
Debates on models of academic freedom. Part 1 Dmitry Dubrovsky Photo: Where do competing models of academic freedom come from? Photo by Shubham Dhage on Unsplash The debate on academic freedom reflects the close affinity between academic freedom and...
by Gaudeamus | Oct 9, 2024 | blog
When academic freedom is reduced to funding and accountability to funders, the Soviet period seems much more advantageous than the modern one in the eyes of Russian teachers. At the author’s request, the name is not published. Photo: “And I can say that...
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