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by Pete Moore

NEWS ANALYSIS

Nanny state seeks new manacles

Email: Pete Moore - pete.moore@dial.pipex.com
News from The Scientist 2002, 3(1):20020305-04

Published 5 March 2002

LONDON — The proposed Export Control Bill could severely restrict academic life in the UK, giving the government powers to veto publication of research, place controls on some university teaching and demand licences for overseas graduate students. So say a wide range of academics, members of the House of Lords and various pressure groups lobbying for tighter controls on arms sales. But the minister charged with the task of seeing the bill through the House of Lords, Lord Sainsbury, claimed during the committee stage on Monday 4 March that the fears are without foundation.


 

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