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Academics fear global reach of new Singaporean legislation could result in censorship of international academic journals.

Scholars say they thought a journal was run on Western standards of free expression, but they found Chinese government control instead.

Criticism centers on source of funding and university governance.

Over past 18 months, the White House, federal agencies and Congress have all signaled concerns about theft of sensitive academic research by foreign competitors. Here's what's been happening.

Critics find their professorships blocked.

New research finds that graduates from U.S. universities are less likely to get a call back from Chinese employers than their counterparts with degrees from Chinese universities.

With China's assault on scores of leading academics and intellectuals, business as usual is no longer possible, writes Magnus Fiskesjö.

University leaders condemn hotline set up for complaints.