This is the fate of the LSE's Satoshi Kanazawa, reader in the university's department of management, who has been barred from publishing "in non-peer-reviewed outlets", as the LSE puts it. Wow. For the lurid details of his malfeasance, see the latest THE.
In addition to the blogging ban, Kanazawa will not teach any compulsory courses this academic year. Wow. Tough Love indeed! The LSE really knows how to punish its people.
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