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An extreme case at Columbia

On April 26, 2009 By Martin Kramer

It's now up to Columbia's trustees to say what all the world south of 116th Street knows perfectly well: Joseph Massad does Columbia no credit. Back in 2005, Columbia's faculty radicals, anticipating this moment, wrote a statement in favor of academic freedom, in which they tried to invalidate the statutory authority of the trustees to …

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Too late to stop Massad?

On April 15, 2009 By Martin Kramer

Isn't it too late to stop tenure for Joseph Massad? This question has been posed to me by a reader, in light of the claim by Massad (via the Angry Arab) that he's already been tenured. There's no way for someone outside the system to know for certain where the process stands. But we do …

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Martin Kramer

I am a historian of the Middle East at Tel Aviv University, and research it at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

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