Update: Now also on substack
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| A University Occupation in The Netherlands - via de Volkskrant |
Universities in several countries in the Global North have been targeted by activist groups using occupations or the threat of them to coerce these institutions into publicly renouncing any cooperation with Israeli universities and Israel based academics. I am not interested in the politics of university occupations - and especially not the US politics of them, which is all mixed up with the Republicans' (culture) war on universities.
I want to focus on the ethics: why some students (and non-students) think they have a moral right - or even a duty - to disrupt universities to force them to do certain things.
