Jason Arday: Cambridge professor in plagiarism row quits
The controversy has attracted a range of opinions, including within the academic community, with some arguing the universities are as culpable as Arday. Kathleen Stock, a philosopher and former Professor at Sussex University, said Arday's hire was motivated by the universities being "desperate for good press". "The elite universities like Cambridge and Oxford had a particular problem because they are perceived to be quite harsh places, quite unkind places and very white places. Stock, who...
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