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Articles in Jul/Aug 1999 issue of Academe

• Academic freedom around the world
  by Schrecker, Ellen
• Arizona faculty oppose bid to label course content
• Workload case heads back to Ohio's Supreme Court
• AAUP launches major survey of part-time faculty
• Data on hate crimes to offer gauge of quality of life on campus
• A report from Paris
  by Burgan, Mary A
• Algeria
  by Djerbal, Daho
• Professor burned by sunshine law
• South Africa
  by Levy, Norman
• Shadow University: The Betrayal of Liberty on America's Campuses / What's College For? The Struggle to Define American Higher Education / The Pleasures of Academe: A Celebration and Defense of Higher Education, The
  by Lewis, Lionel S
• Censured administrations
• Medical University of South Carolina administration backs down
• Managed Professionals: Unionized Faculty and Restructuring Academic Labor
  by Douglas, Joel M
• Eighty-fifth annual meeting: Keeping the gate open to higher education
  by Johnson, Hans
• Argentina
  by Izaguirre, Ines
• Universities and Their Leadership
  by Martin, John
• Australia
  by Allport, Carolyn
• Civil rights and environmental coalition challenges rule curbing law clinics
• South African academic studying U.S. experience with affirmative action
• Suddenly poor: Asian students in the United States
  by Schoch, Lynn
• Report: Academic freedom in the medical school
• scholar's copyright, The
  by Flower, Ruth
• Faculty join push against sweatshop products
• Serbia
  by Milicevic, Goran
• India
  by Bhargava, Rajeev
• It's a small world, after all
  by Alger, Jonathan R
• United Kingdom
  by Fairclough, Adam
• Brazil
  by Funari, Pedro Paulo A
• Russia
  by Sokolov, Andrey K
• Losing languages
  by Burgan, Mary
• A human rights lawyer's appeal to academics
  by Saunders, Joseph
• China
  by Zhiwei, Liu; Bo, Ching May
• UNESCO and the universities
  by Savage, Donald C; Finn, Patricia A