Article ID: CBB443315647

Current Comment: The Illiberal Academic Authority. An Oxymoron? (2021)

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The emergence of illiberal science policy also raises serious questions about the European scientific authorization process as the rapid spread of illiberal science policies, such as closing accredited study programs and research institutions, privatizing higher education, appointing university leaders based on their loyalty to the government, ignoring quality assurance, etc. demand not only a reaction but also critical analysis. The article applies the theoretical framework of the polypore state (Grzebalska, Pető) to tackle the difficulty lies in understanding the rise of illiberal science policy in Hungary, as it is a twofold case study in both polypore government control/state capture, and neoliberal marketization of higher education.

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Authors & Contributors
Friedlander, Judith
Doyle-Raso, John
Hanzhang Ye, John
Bushkovitch, Paul
Holloway, Kelly Joslin
Graber, Anna Christina
Journals
Minerva: A Review of Science, Learning and Policy
History and Anthropology
Environmental History
Science, Technology and Human Values
Science as Culture
Science and Society
Publishers
University of Wisconsin Press
University of Chicago Press
Harvard University Press
Columbia University Press
Brill
Michigan State University
Concepts
Science and politics
Science and government
Universities and colleges
Societies; institutions; academies
Neoliberalism
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Trump, Donald H.
Skinner, Henry Devenish
Foucault, Michel
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20th century
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Papua New Guinea
Uganda
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New School for Social Research
Musée de l'homme (Paris)
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