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crl-16893	Kandiuk, Mary; Sonne de Torrens, Harriet M.	Academic Freedom and Librarians’ Research and Scholarship in Canadian Universities	2018	17	.pdf	application/pdf	9722	353	26	The right of librarians to engage in research and scholarship within academic libraries has been acknowledged by library associations both within and outside Canada7 and national organizations such as the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) and American As- sociation of University Professors (AAUP).8 Research and scholarship are typically required of academic librarians employed in ARL member libraries seeking tenure or continuing appointment.9 Four out of five (81%) of Canadian academic librarians who are members of university associations have “scholarly activities” included in their “actual workload or potential workload. This line of inquiry examines to what extent academic librarians employed at Canadian universities have academic freedom with respect to the right to conduct research and scholarship and to pursue unrestricted lines of inquiry in their scholar- ship.	cache/crl-16893.pdf	txt/crl-16893.txt