Fired, Threatened, Imprisoned

• Editorial - Rachael JolleyPart I: Fired, threatened, imprisoned: is academic freedom being eroded?Silence on campus - Kaya GençUniversities under fire in Ukraine’s war - Tatyana MalyarenkoIndustrious academics - Michael FoleyStifling freedom - Mark FraryStripsearch - Martin RowsonIdeas under review - Suhrith ParthasarathyGirls standing up for education - Natumanya Sarah, Ijeoma Idika-Chima, Sajiha BatoolOpen-door policy? - Thomas DochertyMexican stand-off - Duncan TuckerReturn of the Red Guards - Jemimah SteinfeldGlobal View - Jodie GinsbergPart II: In FocusPride and principles - Matthew ParrisA letter from Ken Saro-Wiwa - Ken Saro-Wiwa JuniorHunt and trap - Raymond JosephLitvinenko’s legacy - Cristina MarconiGod complex - Konstanty GebertZuma calls media “unpatriotic” - Natasha JosephDangers of blogging in Bangladesh - Vicky BakerComedy of terrors - Samm Farai MonroPrint under pressure - Miriam MannakOn forgotten free-speech heroes - Sir Harold Evans, Ac Grayling, Tom Holland, XinranHead to head - Emily Grannis And Michael HalpernPart III: CultureThe pain of exile - Hamid IsmailovEye of the storm - Musa OkwongaThe butterfly effect - Rafael Marques De MoraisListening to a beating heart - Ak WelsaparIndex around the world - Aimée HamiltonBattle of the bots - Vicky Baker

Rachael Jolley’s editorial reminds us of the importance of academic freedom in the university... The articles in the journal are all succinct and written with clarity and passion.