Toronto’s York University says it plans a collegial discussion “aimed at identifying the core values associated with academic freedom and developing a statement of best practices,” as recommended in a comprehensive report about how the institution handled a controversial conference last year on the Middle East. The report, by a former Canadian Supreme Court justice. Frank Iacobucci, who is also a former president of the University of Toronto, was prompted by, among other things, an academic outcry when Canada’s science minister requested a review of the federal government’s financial support for the conference.
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Report Urges Actions Following York U.’s Controversial Conference on Middle East
April 12, 2010, 12:08 pm
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