Who Defends Private University Scholars
Members of faculty at private universities in Jordan face violations of their rights regarding research incentives. The rules for awarding these incentives are being altered, and researchers' rights are being withheld after they complete their research, which threatens the dignity of academics and the mission of universities. The article clarifies that incentives are a legal right that must be respected, and changing them after conducting research contradicts the principles of scholarly work and harms both the reputation of research and the academics involved. It also calls for the establishment of an independent national framework to protect academic rights and address these practices. The article emphasizes that investment in universities should focus on science and research, not solely on financial gain.
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