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Heterodox Research Roundup

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By Dylan Selterman, Erin Shaw, Shiri Spitz Siddiqi
| Substack
At HxA, we like to keep our finger on the pulse of the latest research on topics like viewpoint diversity, polarization, and academic culture. To help keep you informed of the latest research on these issues, we’re launching a new monthly Heterodox Research Roundup series showcasing recent studies that may interest HxA members, the heterodox-curious, and the general public.
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Universities Are Practicing Neutrality — Even Without Saying So

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By Dylan Selterman
| Substack
Many universities have debated whether to adopt institutional neutrality policies in the last two years, but a quieter trend might be emerging: some campuses are behaving as if they are committed to neutrality without ever explicitly saying so. The University of Maryland, College Park is a useful case study. They don’t have an institutional neutrality policy (no Kalven-style policy, nor an institutional voice framework, nor a formal presidential commitment to neutrality).
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Scientists Are People - And Their Politics Can Show Up In Their Results

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By Dylan Selterman
| Substack
Viewpoint diversity is an essential part of academic culture. But, individual scholars (like everyone else) are vulnerable to their own ideological biases, which can directly impact their scholarship and teaching. A new paper has been published showing how scientists’ political opinions about a topic can influence the way they conduct research, and ultimately, the conclusions they draw about hot-button topics like the effects of immigration on society.
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