THE podcast: 16 May 2013 issue review

May 16, 2013

The University of Southampton’s successful appeal against a QAA review, the World Conference on Research Integrity, and the Times Higher Education Books section all feature on this week’s issue review. Reporter Chris Parr is joined by books editor Karen Shook, reporter Elizabeth Gibney and news editor Simon Baker to discuss some of the highlights from the latest edition of Times Higher Education.

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