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In November 2002, Secretary-General Kofi Annan noted that the 11
September 2001 terrorist attacks have acerbated the dilemma, "where
an understandable focus on preventing still more terrible terrorist acts
has increased concerns about the price we must pay in terms of cherished
rights and liberties". And the publish-orperish principle is
firmly rooted in scientific competition for grants and positions-a
process exacerbated acerbated by the practice of granting facility
members lifetime appointments. |
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