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Opinie: Universiteiten, jullie beperken ook zelf de academische vrijheid

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By Joost Jongerden, Bram Büscher, Henk Veldhuis, Han Wiskerke
| Trouw
De academische vrijheid staat onder grote druk in Nederland. Een recent KNAW-rapport is niet mild: Nederland zit op een glijdende schaal en doet het steeds slechter in Europa. Omdat academische vrijheid het fundament is van een goed functionerende academische sector, is het belangrijk dat universiteitsrectoren aangeven zich zorgen te maken over de bedreiging van de academische vrijheid in Nederland en een dialoog willen starten.
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Upsetting the Double Movement? Elite Schisms and Bolsonaro's Brazil in the Context of Global Authoritarian Capitalism

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By Bram Büscher, Robert Coates, Laila Sandroni, Sierra Deutsch
| Wiley Online Library
Introduction The astonishingly short 45-day stint of Liz Truss as UK prime minister in 2022 was marked by an unusual dynamic of a rebuke from the IMF for a “mini-budget” that slashed tax rates for the wealthy and abolished a plan to increase corporate taxes (Bruce et al. 2022).
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Will ‘Trump Part II' be the wakeup call needed toward more effective conservation? (commentary)

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By Bram Büscher, Robert Fletcher
| Mongabay
Conservation has always been an uphill battle but this has never deterred conservationists from continuing to struggle to make a difference, even if their strategies have not halted the extinction crisis. The momentum coming out of the recent global biodiversity conference in Colombia, despite its shortcomings, was badly needed to push on. And then Trump was re-elected as US President. Is this at last the wake-up call the conservation sector needs to realize that radical change is required?
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