AAUP Letters
Letter Regarding LASA. March 7, 2006. From Roger W. Bowen, AAUP general secretary.
Letter Regarding LASA. October 21, 2004. From Roger W. Bowen, AAUP general secretary.
Administration Response Regarding LASA to the AAUP . October 14, 2004. From Roger F. Noriega, United States Department of State, Assistant Secretary of State.
Letter Regarding LASA. October 1, 2004. From Roger W. Bowen, general secretary.
Letter Regarding Freedom to Travel. June 22, 2004. From Roger W. Bowen, general secretary-elect.
Letter Regarding Travel to Brain-Injury Conference. March 12, 2004. From Mary Burgan, general secretary.
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.
Travel Restrictions Upheld. March-April 2007. By Gwendolyn Bradley. Nota Bene.
Cuba Policies Inhibit Exchange of Ideas. November–December 2006. By Gwendolyn Bradley. Nota Bene.
Scholars Sue Government Over Access to Cuba. September–October 2006. By Gwendolyn Bradley. Nota Bene.
Restrictions on Scholarly Editing Dropped. March–April 2005. By Wendi Maloney. Nota Bene.
U.S. Government Restricts Travel to Cuba. January–February 2005. By Jonathan Knight. Nota Bene.
Government Revises Position on Publishing. November–December 2004. By Jonathan Knight Nota Bene.
Government Scrutinizes Scholarly Publishing. September–October 2004. By Marjorie J. Censer. Nota Bene.
U.S. Embargo Walls Us In. September–October 2004. By Cliff Durand and Mike McGuire.
Other AAUP Resources
Comments on Retreat from Reason Report. 2006. By Roger Bowen, AAUP general secretary.