Merit/Diversity

The articles listed below have been written by
members of the Society for Academic Freedom and Scholarship.
The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the society.
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• Brown, G. The Politics of Preference: A catalogue of criticisms of employment equity, unpublished. Download Adobe Acrobat
• Furedy, J. (1997). Political correctness and the culture of comfort: an impediment to observation, objectivity and the conflict of ideas. Integ. Phys. & Beh. Science, 32:299-302.
• Irvine, A. (1996). Jack & Jill and employment equity. Dialogue. 35:225-91. Download Adobe Acrobat
• Irvine, A. (1998). Towards equality of opportunity. University Affairs , 39(8), p. 23.
• Kimura, D. (1997). Affirmative action policies are demeaning to women in academia. Canadian Psychology, 38, 238-243.
• Kimura, D. (1999). Affirmative action is junk science. National Post, 26 July, p.A14.
• Seligman, C. (2003). Compelling diversity through discrimination. Academic Questions, Vol. 16, 2:46-54.
• Sullivan, P. (1998). Universities and Scholarship in the Modern Democracy. Presented at the Annual SAFS Meeting, in a Symposium entitled: Academic Issues in Higher Education: Focus on Fundamentals, University of Toronto, 20-21 June 1998. Download Adobe Acrobat