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The 19 pages that link to Academic tenure, each with the reason it gives.

• Scholarly peer reviewRelated: Peer-reviewed publications often contribute to decisions about academic advancement and tenure.

• Academic freedomCompared with: Tenure is one safeguard, not a synonym for the broader freedom it may protect.

• Research universityRelated: Tenure can give faculty greater security to pursue long-term and unconventional research.

• UniversityRelated: Tenure can protect university scholars’ freedom to pursue and publish research.

• Academic degreeRelated: Advanced degrees, especially doctorates, are common prerequisites for tenure-track academic careers.

• University governanceRelated: Tenure policies test how governance balances academic independence and institutional authority.

• ETH ZurichRelated: Tenured professorships are a central feature of ETH Zurich’s academic career structure.

• InterdisciplinarityRelated: Tenure expectations affect the career risks of pursuing work across established fields.

• American Historical AssociationRelated: AHA advocacy addresses employment conditions that affect historical research and teaching.

• Journal impact factorRelated: Some promotion systems have treated publication in high-impact journals as evidence of achievement.

• Doctor of PhilosophyRelated: A PhD is commonly expected for tenure-track faculty roles at research universities.

• Research assessmentRelated: Research records commonly inform tenure and promotion decisions.

• Humboldtian model of higher educationRelated: Job security can support the independent scholarship the model calls for.

• Academic labor marketRelated: Tenure shapes the long-term employment conditions institutions offer.

• ProfessorRelated: In some systems, professors hold tenure, while rank and job security remain distinct.

• David GraeberRelated: Graeber’s departure from Yale amid controversy over tenure drew attention to institutional power in universities.

• Graduate studentBroader topic: It is one possible later career outcome for graduate students pursuing university research and teaching.

• TermRelated: Tenure describes the status and security associated with occupying a role over time.

• Tertiary educationRelated: Tenure shapes faculty employment and academic independence within universities.