Alina Dragolea
@alinadr.bsky.social
Associate Professor, political science. Bucharest, Romania
March 21, 2025 at 2:54 PM
When universities actively engage in onesided political gestures, what role does academic credibility play? This is not just about Trump. It’s about the broader question of how knowledge institutions contribute to constructing political memory and legitimacy—and who they choose to amplify.
March 21, 2025 at 2:51 PM
When universities actively engage in onesided political gestures, what role does academic credibility play? This is not just about Trump. It’s about the broader question of how knowledge institutions contribute to constructing political memory and legitimacy—and who they choose to amplify.
about how universities participate in shaping political legitimacy and historical narratives. In our work on scholars at risk, epistemic injustice, and academic freedom, we often discuss who gets to define peace, democracy, and justice—and whose voices are sidelined in these discussions.
March 21, 2025 at 2:51 PM
about how universities participate in shaping political legitimacy and historical narratives. In our work on scholars at risk, epistemic injustice, and academic freedom, we often discuss who gets to define peace, democracy, and justice—and whose voices are sidelined in these discussions.