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195:. He was installed in 1999. According to the University of Buckingham, which is one of the two British private universities, "He is a strong believer in the need for universities to be independent of the government". He has written that if universities are "to nurture genuinely free and creative academic research" and "be the guardians of liberty which a free society needs" they must be independent of government funding. 202:
should become private in order to avoid an authoritarian government imposing restrictions on admissions. Further, the university's academics will only be able to challenge prevailing opinion if they are independent of government funding. Dependence on government funding, he argued, has had disastrous
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effects on the higher education sector in continental Europe. Jacomb retired from the chancellorship in March 2010. He was succeeded by
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In 1998, he was appointed the third Chancellor of the University of Buckingham in succession to
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until 1968 before embarking upon a successful career in business. In 1985, he was appointed
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The Chancellor, The University of Buckingham (updated 17 May 2007, accessed 4 October 2008)
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Jacomb was born on 11 November 1929, and was educated at
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Martin Jacomb, 'Britain's only independent university',
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Martin Jacomb, "The solution is to privatise Oxford"
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People associated with the University of Buckingham
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Eton College
Worcester College, Oxford
University of Buckingham
Canary Wharf Group
Kleinwort Benson
Barclays Bank
Knight Bachelor
University of Buckingham
Canary Wharf Group
Kleinwort Benson
Barclays Bank
Eton College
Worcester College, Oxford
Inner Temple
barrister
Knight Bachelor
HM The Queen
insider trading
Baroness Thatcher
Lord Hailsham of St Marylebone
University of Oxford
Lord Tanlaw
List of articles in The Spectator
List of articles in The Financial Times
"Market insight: Despite FSA rhetoric market abuse is rampant"
The Chancellor, The University of Buckingham (updated 17 May 2007, accessed 4 October 2008)
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Wayback Machine
Martin Jacomb, 'Britain's only independent university', Forward Together (University of Buckingham 30th Anniversary Campaign 2006-2012) (updated 24 April 2008, accessed 4 October 2008)
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