German education minister loses Ph.D. over plagiarized thesis
Her doctoral thesis dealt with how we form our conscience. Turns out she plagiarized chunks of it.
A university stripped Germany's education minister of her Ph.D. on Tuesday, after a blogger caught the plagiarism and spent months vigilantly presenting the evidence to the public.
Annette Schavan is the second minister in conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet who has this embarrassing distinction.
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Former defense minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg stepped down in May 2011, after large passages of his dissertation were found to have been directly copied from other sources.
At the time, Schavan sharply criticized Guttenberg publicly for his shortcomings, according to German media reports.
Since April 2012, the blog 'schavanplag' (for 'Schavan' and 'plagiarism') has compared passages of Schavan's 1980 dissertation with sections of written works by other authors -- in multiple instances they match word for word, or nearly.
The blog alleges Schavan did not properly source her work and claimed others' work as her own.
Schavan, who studied education, philosophy and Catholic theology, received her doctorate with highest honors, including for the verbal section of her dissertation. She has spent her career in education roles in the Catholic church.
She denies wrongdoing and plans to sue the University of Dusseldorf for invalidating her degree, according to her lawyers.
She has been fighting the blog's allegations in public for months and has given no signs of stepping down as education minister.
The board of the department that awarded her the degree said that there are just too many borrowed passages in her dissertation entitled: 'People and Conscience -- studies on the foundations, necessity and challenges in forming a conscience in our time.'
The board found that she had 'systematically and deliberately laid claim to intellectual achievements, which she in reality did not produce herself.'
The board of the department that awarded her the degree said that there are just too many borrowed passages in her dissertation entitled: 'People and Conscience -- studies on the foundations, necessity and challenges in forming a conscience in our time.' Former defense minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg stepped down in May 2011, after large passages of his dissertation were found to have been directly copied from other sources. The board of the department that awarded her the degree said that there are just too many borrowed passages in her dissertation entitled: 'People and Conscience -- studies on the foundations, necessity and challenges in forming a conscience in our time.' Annette Schavan is the second minister in conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet who has this embarrassing distinction. A university stripped Germany's education minister of her Ph.D. on Tuesday, after a blogger caught the plagiarism and spent months vigilantly presenting the evidence to the public. The board found that she had 'systematically and deliberately laid claim to intellectual achievements, which she in reality did not produce herself.' Since April 2012, the blog 'schavanplag' (for 'Schavan' and 'plagiarism') has compared passages of Schavan's 1980 dissertation with sections of written works by other authors -- in multiple instances they match word for word, or nearly. The board found that she had 'systematically and deliberately laid claim to intellectual achievements, which she in reality did not produce herself.' The board of the department that awarded her the degree said that there are just too many borrowed passages in her dissertation entitled: 'People and Conscience -- studies on the foundations, necessity and challenges in forming a conscience in our time.' She has been fighting the blog's allegations in public for months and has given no signs of stepping down as education minister. Schavan, who studied education, philosophy and Catholic theology, received her doctorate with highest honors, including for the verbal section of her dissertation. She has spent her career in education roles in the Catholic church. Schavan, who studied education, philosophy and Catholic theology, received her doctorate with highest honors, including for the verbal section of her dissertation. She has spent her career in education roles in the Catholic church. She has been fighting the blog's allegations in public for months and has given no signs of stepping down as education minister. Since April 2012, the blog 'schavanplag' (for 'Schavan' and 'plagiarism') has compared passages of Schavan's 1980 dissertation with sections of written works by other authors -- in multiple instances they match word for word, or nearly. Since April 2012, the blog 'schavanplag' (for 'Schavan' and 'plagiarism') has compared passages of Schavan's 1980 dissertation with sections of written works by other authors -- in multiple instances they match word for word, or nearly. The blog alleges Schavan did not properly source her work and claimed others' work as her own. The board of the department that awarded her the degree said that there are just too many borrowed passages in her dissertation entitled: 'People and Conscience -- studies on the foundations, necessity and challenges in forming a conscience in our time.' The board found that she had 'systematically and deliberately laid claim to intellectual achievements, which she in reality did not produce herself.' A university stripped Germany's education minister of her Ph.D. on Tuesday, after a blogger caught the plagiarism and spent months vigilantly presenting the evidence to the public. The board of the department that awarded her the degree said that there are just too many borrowed passages in her dissertation entitled: 'People and Conscience -- studies on the foundations, necessity and challenges in forming a conscience in our time.'
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