There is a new article by Kipnis on the Ludlow case in the Chronicle of Higher Education. However, I don’t think this particular case has a lot to do with the issue of speech on campus. It is more about the powerful - the University structure - making a decision on the side of expediency.
Generally, I think when you have a situation where due process isn’t scrupulous, the people who suffer most are usually the people with the least amount of power. That means being cautious praising an outcome in any such conflict without thinking about how you got there.
