Aby and others provide insight into and understanding of the major issues in the debate over the Academic Bill of Rights and its various legislative initiatives throughout the United States. Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

Acknowledgments	ix
1 Academic Freedom in Perilous Times	1
2 Academic Freedom and the Academic Bill of Rights	17
The More Things Change? Academic Freedom Then and Now	17
What's to Fear: The American Right, Anti-Intellectualism, and the ABOR	31
Academic Freedom, Fragile as Ever	41
3 The AAUP-David Horowitz Exchange	53
Academic Bill of Rights	53
The Professors' Orwellian Case	57
4 The Graham Larkin-David Horowitz Debate	67
An Introduction to the Debate	67
What's Not to Like about the Academic Bill of Rights	70
AAUP Dishonesty	77
Larkin Responds to Horowitz	79
My Reply to Graham Larkin and the AAUP	81
Academic vs. Horowitzian Truth Standards	86
Relatively Unbalanced: Reply to Larkin II	88
5 Are Faculty Too Liberal? Are Universities Too Corporate?	91
Faculty Liberalism and University Corporatism	91
Higher Education in the Time of the Corporate University: Repeating the Call for Faculty Activism	108
6 State Legislation and Reaction	121
Is the Pope Catholic? The Strange Case of the ABOR Debate in Ohio	121
In Search of a Problem: The Student Academic Freedom Hearings in Pennsylvania	134
A Case Study: The Colorado Experience	155
Appendices	175
Academic Bill of Rights	175
AAUP 1940 Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure with 1970 Interpretive Comments	177
Why an Academic Bill of Rights Is Necessary to Ensure That Students Get a Quality Education	187
Testimony by Professor Joan Wallach Scott before the Pennsylvania General Assembly's House Select Committee on Student Academic Freedom	192
Ohio Senate Bill 24	199
American Council on Education: Statement on Academic Rights and Responsibilities	201
Annotated Selected Bibliography	203
Index	225
About the Editor, Contributors, and Reproduced Authors	239

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