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He had amassed a collection of Roosevelt papers in preparation for a biography he wrote, "Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom," published by PublicAffairs in 2003.
THE State Department's latest report on religious freedom, published on July 28th, says the persecution and displacement of the world's vulnerable religious communities is at its worst in recent memory.
Through his work — notably his book "Privacy and Freedom," published in 1967 and still a canonical text — Mr. Westin was considered to have created, almost single-handedly, the modern field of privacy law.
A recent brouhaha in California surrounding a bill introduced by State Senator Ed Hernandez, a Democrat, brings to mind Chapter 9, "Occupational Licensure," of Milton Friedman's classic book "Capitalism and Freedom," published in 1962.
In 1986, Prouty's book-length manuscript, The Role Of Intelligence In The Cold War, appeared as a series in a magazine called Freedom, published by the church of Scientology.
The State Department's report on religious freedom, published last October, said the rights of religious groups in Georgia were deteriorating, citing attacks against Jehovah's Witnesses, Baptists, members of the Assembly of God and members of the Hare Krishna sect.
In "God and Man at Yale: The Superstitions of 'Academic Freedom,' " published in 1951, Mr. Buckley assailed Yale for drifting from its Christian foundations and teaching unalloyed liberalism in its classrooms.
In a report titled "Enemies of Internet Freedom" published last week by Reporters Without Borders, a Paris-based journalism advocacy organization, placed Australia on its "watch list," saying that the Internet restrictions could pose a threat to the country's democratic nature.
In his thoughtful and comprehensive essay in the Journal of Academic Freedom, published by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), Watts analyzes the facts surrounding Butler University's legal attack on one of its students.
