From Questia:

Academic Freedom - Selected Resources

• Freedom and Tenure in the Academy

  by William W. Van Alstyne. 430 pgs.

• Tenure, Academic Freedom and the Teaching of Critical Thinking, in College Student Journal

  by Frank A. Stancato. 6 pgs.

• Tenure for Socrates: A Study in the Betrayal of the American Professor (Part III "Truth and Academic Freedom")

  by Jon Huer. 218 pgs.

• Resuscitating the Constitutional "Theory" of Academic Freedom: A Search for a Standard beyond Pickering and Connick, in Stanford Law Review

  by Ailsa W. Chang. 52 pgs.

• Protecting Academic Freedom in the 21st Century, in Social Education

  by William J. Stegmayer. 4 pgs.

• Free Speech in the College Community ("Academic Research and Academic Freedom" p. 168)

  by Robert M. O'Neil. 257 pgs.

• Higher Education in American Society (Chap. 2 "Academic Freedom in Delocalized Academic Institutions")

  by Philip G. Altbach, Robert O. Berdahl. 384 pgs.

• The Year of the Oath: The Fight for Academic Freedom at the University of California

  by George R. Stewart. 156 pgs.

• Academic Freedom Takes a Hit, in NEA Today

  by Michael D. Simpson. 1 pgs.

• The Divided Academy: Professors and Politics

  by Everett Carll Ladd Jr., Seymour Martin Lipset, Nancy Tressel, Janine Parson, Audre Hanneman. 376 pgs.

• There's No Such Thing as Free Speech, and It's a Good Thing, Too

  by Stanley Fish. 338 pgs.

• Liberating Education

  by Zelda F. Gamson. 262 pgs.

• Education Still under Siege

  by Stanley Aronowitz, Henry A. Giroux, Paulo Freire. 248 pgs.

• Academic Freedom in the State of Israel, in Tikkun

  by Jacob Neusner. 2 pgs.

• Academic Freedom in Serbia, in Contemporary Review

  by Joseph Saunders. 4 pgs.

• Freedom and the University

  by Edgar N. Johnson, Robert D. Calkins, Eugene V. Rostow, Joseph L. Lilienthal, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Edward C. Kirkland. 129 pgs.