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How Academic Paywalls Kill Research Funding

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Sarah Kendzior

Several months ago I predicted that the academic paywall system – which cuts off scholarly work from ordinary people unwilling to shell out hundreds of dollars for a few articles — would ultimately lead to a loss of funding down … Continue reading →

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More on the Internet Governance Forum

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Sarah Kendzior

I wrote another article about the Internet Governance Forum in Baku, this time for Radio Free Europe. I argue that it’s beneficial to hold policy forums like IGF in authoritarian states: Meetings like the IGF should be held in countries … Continue reading →

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Back from Baku

Posted on November 14, 2012 by Sarah Kendzior

I have returned from Azerbaijan, where I attended the Internet Governance Forum as part of the Freedom House delegation. As the Azerbaijani state security services can likely attest, I had an awesome time, and hopefully I will be back there … Continue reading →

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On the FPWomeratti

Posted on June 20, 2012 by Sarah Kendzior

Every year Foreign Policy magazine unleashes its annual experiment in ego-trolling known as the Twitterati 100, in which it lists the 100 foreign policy experts who you should follow on Twitter. The list always inspires debate, but this year it … Continue reading →

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