Intellectual Suppression: Australian Case Histories, Analysis And Responses by C. M. Ann Baker and Clyde Manwell and Brian Martin and Cedric Pugh

In Australia, as in other modern western democracies, the right to freedom of speech and inquiry is unquestioned. But do such freedoms exist, simply because we believe in them? This book documents case histories of intellectual suppression occurring within the Australian academic and scientific community. Suppression may involve the blocking of funds, the denial of promotion or publication, outright harassment, the subtle undermining of reputation or, in its most extreme form, dismissal. The editors have all had first-hand experience with suppression cases and have studied the phenomenon extensively. This 1986 Angus & Robertson Paperback is in good condition. Owner's Name inside. Owners name inside. Cover aged. Spine creased.

ISBN: 9780207151323 SKU: 1583144 This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1583144
Location: Non Fiction