Nigel Biggar participated in the 12 November 2018 Radio 4 broadcast, ‘University Unchallenged,’ produced by Martin Rosenbaum. The principal question taken up by this broadcast, led by Matthew Flinders, professor of politics at Sheffield University, concerned whether viewpoint diversity is a problem within the academy: Is there a damaging political consensus in the academic world?
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