In This Issue
Medical publishing and the drug industry: IS MEDICAL SCIENCE FOR SALE?
Observation #1 I recently looked at the c.v. of a distinguished professor of medicine and saw that he had authored (most usually […]
READ MOREAcademics in Politics
The new president of the United States, Barack Obama, once taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago’s law school. That makes […]
READ MOREEquity, ethics, academic freedom and the employment of contingent academics
The recent York University strike by contingent faculty has provided a focal point for discussion in my evening graduate course, “Faculty in […]
READ MOREHow to Save the University
A review essay of Stanley Fish’s, Save the World on Your Own Time (New York: Oxford University Press, 2008). “Neither the university […]
READ MOREThe Disappeared
Kin Echlin’s third novel is an inaugural title in Penguin Canada’s new literary imprint, Hamish Hamilton, and has been sold in 17 […]
READ MOREAcademia and the good life: Just so last millennium
I always thought academia would mean more liquid lunches. As a child, the great god television taught me that professors spend their […]
READ MOREThe ethical challenges in academia
In Illinois, state ethics legislation requires all public employees, including university faculty, to participate in ethics training and to be examined annually […]
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