Quote by Alan Dershowitz

Great research universities must insist on independence from government and on the exercise of academic freedom.

Great research universities must insist on independence from

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This quote emphasizes the importance of institutional independence and academic freedom in great research universities. It suggests that these universities should maintain a distance from government interference and prioritize the freedom to pursue knowledge and research independently. By doing so, universities can ensure a climate of intellectual exploration, critical thinking, and unbiased inquiry. Protecting independence from government influence is seen as crucial for universities to maintain their integrity, scholarly standards, and the ability to contribute to the pursuit of truth and advancement of knowledge in an unbiased manner.

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