Embargo Imbroglio

U.S. trade restrictions raise fears about new threats to academic publishing

By LILA GUTERMAN

Many members of the world's largest engineering association have been crying foul since learning that, for nearly two years, the group has placed restrictions on their colleagues who live in countries under a U.S. trade embargo, virtually rescinding those engineers' ability to publish research...

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