Contents

Education in the Global Market: Lessons From Australia
By Simon Marginson
Higher education becomes an export business.

Academic Freedom in China
By Qinglian He
"Soft control" of intellectuals replaces older methods.

Renovation and Reform in Dominican Higher Education
By Josefina Pimentel
State and society are making new demands on higher education in the Dominican Republic.

On the Margins: Gender and Academic Freedom at Cairo University
By Hoda Elsadda
Academics struggle with the "woman question."

A Question of Autonomy: The View from Salzburg
By Martin D. Snyder
Universities negotiate academic independence.

Bridging Walls and Crossing Borders in the Caribbean
By Maria Josefa Canino
New strategies can strengthen Caribbean higher education.

Refuge for Academic Outcasts
By Robert Quinn
An organization saves scholars.

Protecting Academic Freedom Worldwide
By John Akker
The Network for Education and Academic Rights wants you to defend academic freedom.

Academic Freedom and the Vatican’s Ex Corde Ecclesiae
By Daniel C. Maguire
A Catholic theologian rejects a license to teach.

Responses to September 11
Peter N. Kirstein

Question of Ethics
Ellsworth Barnard, W. C. Meecham, Robert T. Crow

For the Love of Teaching
George Kalbouss

Athletes and Academe
Dick Hoffman

Alternatives to Tenure
Jay L. Chronister

Collegiality and Tenure
James L. Bess, Carra Leah Hood

Faculty Diversity
Theodore J. Sheskin

AAUP Censure List
Sidney Toby

AAUP Cosponsors Forum on Graduate Student Unions

New AAUP Affiliate Fights for Faculty Rights

New Edition of Faculty Handbook Guide Available

Scientific Information Pulled from Public Domain

Students Protest Free Speech Zones

Higher Education in Afghanistan on the Mend

Union Rights Curtailed at Church-Related Institutions

Arson Follows Suit over Domestic Partner Benefits

Film Looks at Open-Admissions Policy

Public Institution Considers Becoming Private

Underrepresentation of Minorities Bad for Business

Distance Education Teachers Work More, Report Says

From the Editor: Globalization and the University
Lawrence Hanley

Government Relations: More Than the Market
By Mark F. Smith

Legal Watch: Talkin’ ‘Bout a Revolution? Technology and the Law
By Donna R. Euben

State of the Profession: Academic Research and Access to Information
By Martin Snyder

From the General Secretary: Enron and Governance
By Mary A. Burgan

Making the Most of College: Students Speak Their Minds
Reviewed by Mary W. Gray

The Student Body: Short Stories About College Students and Professors
Reviewed by Roger Platizky

The States and Public Higher Education Policy: Affordability, Access, and Accountability
Reviewed by Melvin T. Steely

Salvadoran University Struggles Against the Odds

For the Record: Should All Disciplines Be Subject to the Common Rule? Human Subjects of Social Science Research

Reports Posted in Other Sections of the AAUP Web Site