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ACRL on the Edwin Mellen Press v. Dale Askey case

Posted on February 20, 2013
by John Jackson

From the ACRL Board of Directors:

“We trust that the Edwin Mellen Press will, in the light of growing outrage in the academic community, drop what appears to be an ill-considered assault upon free expression in general and academic librarians in particular.”

One reason in favor of academic librarians having tenure.

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