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Resources on Conflicts of Interest

AAUP Statements, Policies, & Analysis

Statement on Corporate Funding of Academic Research. 2004. (Available by request from Nanette Crisologo.)

Statement on Conflicts of Interest. 1990. (Available by request from Nanette Crisologo.)

On Preventing Conflicts of Interest in Government-Sponsored Research at Universities. 1965. (Available by request from Nanette Crisologo.)

Statement on Multiple Authorship. (Available by request from Nanette Crisologo.)

Faculty Employment Outside Of The University: Conflicts Of Commitment . 2004. By Donna R. Euben, AAUP Counsel. Presentation to the National Association of College and University Attorneys.

Academe: Bulletin of the AAUP

Opinions expressed in Academe's contributed feature articles and reviews are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the policies of the AAUP.

Columns

The Entrepreneurial University. November-December 2010. By Sheldon Krimsky. From the Guest Editor.

Corporate-Funded Research. November-December 2010. By Cary Nelson. From the President.

I Know What You Did Last Year. By Donna R. Euben. March-April 2004. Legal Watch.

No Student Left Behind. By Ruth Flower. May-June 2001.  Washington Watch.

Feature Articles & News

November-December 2010. The Conflicted University.

"Kneecapping" Academic Freedom.By Robert R. Kuehn and Peter A. Joy.

The Costs of a Climate of Fear. By Michael Halpern.

BP, Corporate R&D, and the University. By Russ Lea.

When Research Turns to Sludge. By Steve Wing.

A Not-So-Slippery Slope. By Allan M. Brandt.

The Historians of Industry. By Gerald Markowitz and David Rosner.

Hubris in Grantland. By Daniel S. Greenberg.

The Moral Education of Journal Editors. By Sheldon Krimsky.

Diagnosing Conflict-of-Interest Disorder. By Lisa Cosgrove.

Big Food, Big Agra, and the Research University. Interview by Cat Warren.

The Canadian Corporate-Academic Complex. By James Turk.

Big Oil Bankrolls Research at U.S. Universities. By Cat Warren. Nota Bene.

The Two Cultures of AcademeBy Kevin Mattson and Joseph Bernt. July-August 2008.

A Communitarian Alternative to the Corporate ModelBy Jeff Mitchell.  November-December 2007.

Constructive Engagement with the Corporation. By David J. Siegel. November-December 2007.

Minding the Academy’s Business.  By David J. Siegel.  November-December 2006

How We Can Resist Corporatization.   By James G. Andrews. May-June 2006.

Corporate Sponsorship Problematic, Review FindsBy Gwendolyn Bradley. January-February 2005. Nota Bene.

Medical Group Calls for Sharing Research Results.  By Jonathan Knight. March-April 2005. Nota Bene.

NIH Issues New Conflict-of-Interest RulesBy Jonathan Knight. May-June 2005. Nota Bene.

Financial Conflicts Not Disclosed, Says GroupBy Gwendolyn Bradley. November-December 2004.  Nota Bene.

New Conflict-of-Interest Guidelines IssuedBy Lauren E. Losely, September-October 2004. Nota Bene.

Report Calls for Uniform Conflict-of-Interest Policy. March-April 2004. Nota Bene.

Industry Influences Medical Research, Survey Reports.  January-February 2003. Nota Bene.

University of Toronto Settles Conflict-of-Interest Suit.  January-February 2003. Nota Bene.

Medical Journal Relaxes Conflict– of– Interest Rules.  November-December 2002. Nota Bene.

From Adelphi to Enron. By Paul Lauter. November-December 2002.

Medical Colleges Announce Human Research Guidelines.   March-April 2002. Nota Bene.

September-October 2001. Selling Out?

University– Industry Partnerships Touted. Nota Bene.

Academics on Board: University Presidents as Corporate Directors. By Nancy P. Goldschmidt and James H. Finkelstein

Can This Campus Be Bought? Commercial Influence in Unfamiliar Places. By Jennifer L. Croissant.

Professional Values and the Allure of the Market. By Sheila Slaughter.

Conflict of Interest Guidelines Proposed.  May-June 2001.  Nota Bene.

(Updated: 12/10)

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