38 ganadores del Nobel condenan los boicots académicos a Israel

World Jewish Congress - Dozens of Nobel Prize laureates condemn boycott campaign against Israel

Scholars for Peace in the Middle East

38 ganadores del Nobel condenan los boicots académicos a Israel

"El boicot académico y cultural y los llamados a desinversiones y sanciones son la antítesis de los principios de libertad académica y científica, la antítesis de los principios de la libertad de expresión y de investigación y bien pueden constituir una discriminación en virtud de su origen nacional. En vez de fomentar la paz, es probable que sea contraproducente para la dinámica de la reconciliación que conduzca a la paz. "

"Nosotros, los abajo firmantes, ganadores del premios Nobel, apelamos a los estudiantes, colegas docentes y funcionarios de universidades a desestimar y denunciar a las campañas de boicot, desinversión y sanciones contra los académicos israelíes, sus instituciones académicas y centros universitarios e institutos de formación e investigación, afiliados o con sede en Israel"

Firmas.

Sidney Altman
Yale University
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1989

Kenneth Arrow
Stanford University
Nobel Prize in Economics, 1972

Robert J. Aumann
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Nobel Prize in Economics, 2005

Mario Capecchi
University of Utah
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2007

Aaron Ciechanover
Technion
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2004

Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
École Normale Supérieure
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1997

Robert Curl
Rice University
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1996

Edmond H. Fischer
University of Washington
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1992

Jerome Friedman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1990

Andre Geim
Manchester University
Nobel Prize in Physics, 2010

Sheldon Glashow
Boston University
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1979

David Gross
University of California Santa Barbara
Nobel Prize in Physics, 2004

James Heckman
University of Chicago
Nobel Prize in Economics, 2000

Avram Hershko
Technion
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2004

Russell Hulse
University of Texas Dallas
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1993

Tim Hunt
London Research Institute
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2001

Daniel Kahneman
Princeton University
Nobel Prize in Economics, 2002

Eric Kandel
Columbia University
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2000

Lawrence Klein
University of Pennsylvania
Nobel Prize in Economics, 1980

Walter Kohn
University of California Santa Barbara
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1998

Roger D. Kornberg
Stanford University
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2006

Harold Kroto
Florida State University
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1996

Finn Kydland
University of California Santa Barbara
Nobel Prize in Economics, 2004

Leon Lederman
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1988

Tony Leggett
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Nobel Prize in Physics, 2003

Robert Lucas, Jr.
University of Chicago
Nobel Prize in Economics, 1995

Rudolph A. Marcus
California Institute of Technology
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1992

Roger Myerson
University of Chicago
Nobel Prize in Economics, 2007

George A. Olah
University of Southern California
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1994

Douglas Osheroff
Stanford University
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1996

Martin L. Perl
Stanford University
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1995

Andrew V. Schally
University of Miami
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1977

Roald Hoffman
Cornell University
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1981

Richard R. Schrock
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2005

Phillip A. Sharp
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1993

Steven Weinberg
University of Texas at Austin
Nobel Prize in Physics, 1979

Elie Wiesel
Nobel Peace Prize, 1986

Torsten Wiesel
Rockefeller University
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1981

World Jewish Congress - Dozens of Nobel Prize laureates condemn boycott campaign against Israel

Scholars for Peace in the Middle East

38 ganadores del Nobel condenan los boicots académicos a Israel