Ivo De Gennaro is Associate Professor of Moral Philosophy at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.Hannes Hofmeister is Assistant Professor of European Law at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.Ralf Lüfter is Assistant Professor of Moral Philosophy at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.

• Chapter 1. Time and Value.- Chapter 2. Abolition of Time, Alienation from Truth, and the Heteronomy of Academia.- Chapter 3. Academic Freedom – To what End? Notes on the Ethical Dimension of Scholarship.- Chapter 4. A Knowledge-Based Conception of Academic Freedom.- Chapter 5. Anonymity as a Threat to Academic Freedom.- Chapter 6. Autonomy for Whom? Governance of What? The Rationality of Academic Freedom. Chapter 7. Freedom of Research in Austria.- Chapter 8. Freedom of Science in Germany – Constitutional Guarantee and Current Hazard Situation.- Chapter 9. Academic Freedom in France: A Concept Neglected and Liberties under Threat.- Chapter 10. Academic Freedom from the Perspective of the United Kingdom.- Chapter 11. The Darkest Hour: Private Information Control and the End of Democratic Science.- Chapter 12. The Protection of Scientific Freedom Under the European Charter of Fundamental Rights - A Critical Analysis. Chapter 13. Academic Freedom Versus Institutional Evaluation of Research.- Chapter 14. State-Fostered Immaturity? Kant, Galileo and the Grand Evaluator.

Ivo De Gennaro is Associate Professor of Moral Philosophy at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.Hannes Hofmeister is Assistant Professor of European Law at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.Ralf Lüfter is Assistant Professor of Moral Philosophy at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.

• Chapter 1. Time and Value.- Chapter 2. Abolition of Time, Alienation from Truth, and the Heteronomy of Academia.- Chapter 3. Academic Freedom – To what End? Notes on the Ethical Dimension of Scholarship.- Chapter 4. A Knowledge-Based Conception of Academic Freedom.- Chapter 5. Anonymity as a Threat to Academic Freedom.- Chapter 6. Autonomy for Whom? Governance of What? The Rationality of Academic Freedom. Chapter 7. Freedom of Research in Austria.- Chapter 8. Freedom of Science in Germany – Constitutional Guarantee and Current Hazard Situation.- Chapter 9. Academic Freedom in France: A Concept Neglected and Liberties under Threat.- Chapter 10. Academic Freedom from the Perspective of the United Kingdom.- Chapter 11. The Darkest Hour: Private Information Control and the End of Democratic Science.- Chapter 12. The Protection of Scientific Freedom Under the European Charter of Fundamental Rights - A Critical Analysis. Chapter 13. Academic Freedom Versus Institutional Evaluation of Research.- Chapter 14. State-Fostered Immaturity? Kant, Galileo and the Grand Evaluator.

Ivo De Gennaro is Associate Professor of Moral Philosophy at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.Hannes Hofmeister is Assistant Professor of European Law at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.Ralf Lüfter is Assistant Professor of Moral Philosophy at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy.

• Chapter 1. Time and Value.- Chapter 2. Abolition of Time, Alienation from Truth, and the Heteronomy of Academia.- Chapter 3. Academic Freedom – To what End? Notes on the Ethical Dimension of Scholarship.- Chapter 4. A Knowledge-Based Conception of Academic Freedom.- Chapter 5. Anonymity as a Threat to Academic Freedom.- Chapter 6. Autonomy for Whom? Governance of What? The Rationality of Academic Freedom. Chapter 7. Freedom of Research in Austria.- Chapter 8. Freedom of Science in Germany – Constitutional Guarantee and Current Hazard Situation.- Chapter 9. Academic Freedom in France: A Concept Neglected and Liberties under Threat.- Chapter 10. Academic Freedom from the Perspective of the United Kingdom.- Chapter 11. The Darkest Hour: Private Information Control and the End of Democratic Science.- Chapter 12. The Protection of Scientific Freedom Under the European Charter of Fundamental Rights - A Critical Analysis. Chapter 13. Academic Freedom Versus Institutional Evaluation of Research.- Chapter 14. State-Fostered Immaturity? Kant, Galileo and the Grand Evaluator.