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Education in authoritarian countries – Hossein Banai

Chilling Effect, Free Speech, Intellectual Diversity Requirement, Interview, SEA 202 February 18, 2025

Banai draws parallels between SEA202 and how authoritarian regimes in China and Hungary, for example, determine who can teach and what can be taught.

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