Najafi Q&A: Curricula

Some managers in governmental offices create information gaps in the work of some statistical and administrative center. This obliges others to return to him to get things done. In this way, they impose their administrative and scientific position. What is your opinion in this behavior?

in some books, the writer or the person in charge writes "It is not permissible to copy or print the book without going back to the writer or the printing house", and the writer has died and the printing house is in another country. Is the decision of information monopoly applicable to this with what it has?

In some fields of science and studies, the professor deliberately withholds some information from his students or colleagues under the title "I created it",. For not knowing this information, the others will experience scientific suffering, is there a religious problem with this?