Guggenheim / Dubai / New York / Exeter / Doha / Durham / Abu Dhabi / /
Company
Amnesty International USA / /
Country
Bahrain / Iran / United Arab Emirates / United Kingdom / Ethiopia / / /
Facility
American University of Sharjah / National University of Ireland / University Values / Addis Ababa University / /
IndustryTerm
social networking sites / media and communications / transformative online power / oil / gas-rich regimes / party networks / controversial anti-terrorism law / nuclear weapon delivery systems / charity law / /
MedicalCondition
serious and chronic health problems / /
Organization
Dutch government / Committee for the Freedom of Scientific Pursuit / American University of Sharjah / Ethiopian parliament / Middle East Centre / National University of Ireland / Daftar-e Tahkim-e Vahdat / Ministry of Science / Technology / and Research / Gulf Cooperation Council / Department of State / Iranian Ministry of Science / Technology and Research / Ethiopian government / Ministry of the Interior / UN Security Council / EPRDF / Irish Centre for Human Rights / civil society / Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences / Addis Ababa University / London School of Economics / Human Rights Watch / Security Council / NYU / Dutch Supreme Court / Policy Division / Ethiopian Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) / /
Person
Pieter Drenth / Christopher Davidson / Bahareh Hedayat / Elise Auerbach / Zia Nabavi / Majid Tavakkoli / Kristian Coates-Ulrichsen / Erik van de Linde / /
PoliticalEvent
general election / general elections / /
Position
Prime Minister / president / individual researcher / researcher / professor of media / Country Specialist / Chairman / major UK universities / Supreme Leader / /
July 2013 CONTENTS Essays -- Arab upheavals trigger new sensitivities in Gulf funding for Western universities. By Kristian Coates-Ulrichsen -- The implications of politicized education for academic Freedom in Ethiopia.