Formal public update by Peter Kahl investigating governance opacity, undeclared trusteeships, and fiduciary failures at HEPI. A strategic analysis of higher education accountability in the UK.

Substack explicitly admitted to selectively suppressing scholarly content from search indexing. Read the full legal notice detailing fiduciary breaches, intentional interference, breach of contract, and potential class-action litigation.

Press release on legal warnings issued to Universities UK, Advance HE, GuildHE for fiduciary breaches and governance failures in UK higher education sector.

Detailed press release on legal warnings issued to UK Education Select Committee, demanding transparency, conflict-of-interest disclosures, and accountability amid higher education governance crisis.

This essay critically analyses how restrictive communication policies at ACLU Northern California violate fiduciary duties, epistemic justice, and ADA compliance obligations, undermining institutional accountability and public trust.

This paper introduces ‘epistemic transposition’, reframing ethical and fiduciary duties as epistemic obligations grounded in epistemic humility. A novel contribution to virtue epistemology, fiduciary theory, and institutional accountability.

A multimodal poetic thesis explicitly critiquing academic gatekeeping and epistemic domestication. Through poetry, multilingualism, and visual epistemology, it illustrates how traditional academic structures actively constrain knowledge into sanctioned forms.

Analysis and proposals by Peter Kahl on fiduciary transparency, epistemic justice, and structural reforms addressing governance crises, lobbying, and administrative entrenchment in UK higher education institutions.

A reflective essay by Peter Kahl on the fight against institutional injustice, the silence of journalism, and why courageous researchers must persist—even without a smoking gun.

Legal advocacy and research by Peter Kahl exposing systemic opacity and fiduciary breaches in UK higher education, with formal action against key governance bodies.

Directors’ fiduciary obligations extend beyond finance to include epistemic duties. This thesis develops normative and operational frameworks for embedding epistemic openness into corporate governance, strengthening accountability, innovation, and legitimacy.