Top journals in geography
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18 February 2010
20 steps to increase your ranking - Ways to rise in the league tables without breaking the bank
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Students taking second degrees withdrawn from recruitment limits
Universities will be able to take an unlimited number of non-funded students, but they cannot transfer their places to funded students. Melanie Newman reports
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Tara Brabazon: The start of a new chapter
We may be losing printed materials, but let’s not forget we’re also gaining useful digital resources, says Tara Brabazon
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Tributes paid to Robert Gordon principal
Colleagues speak of loss after death of Mike Pittilo. Zoë Corbyn reports
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The insecure scholar: A personal credit crunch
Financial woes make a short-term solution tempting. How desperate must I be to jettison my principles?
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UK chases golden prospects as US donors retreat
British fundraisers still upbeat despite record fall in American gifts. Hannah Fearn reports
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Pragmatic social science research called for to inform policy
Governments unable to wait for all the evidence before making decisions. Matthew Reisz reports
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Nature editor quits ‘Climategate’ review panel
Departure comes as UEA launches second probe into climate science. Zoë Corbyn reports
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First Secretary takes aim at retrenchment ‘hyperbole’
Lord Mandelson criticises v-cs’ attempts to ‘get a retaliation in first’ and hints that Budget will not deliver additional cuts. John Gill reports
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A clear and present danger
Many scholars feel that their freedom to question is in danger of being eroded or even lost. Zoe Corbyn examines the threat in the UK, while Christoph Bode and David Gunkel consider the state of...
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My eureka moment: Rocks and hard places
Mike Petterson's geological expertise has seen him travel the world, but perhaps his greatest eureka moments have come in Afghanistan, amid his efforts to help rebuild a shattered country
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Book of the week: You Are Not a Gadget: A Manifesto
A cool critique of Web 2.0 needs a pedagogic angle, writes Tara Brabazon
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George Washington's War: In Caricature and Print
Delightful images of America's difficult birth are let down by textual inaccuracies, writes Michael Heale
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The Insurgent Archipelago
Written by a former Gurkha officer and United Nations researcher with many years of conflict-related experience, The Insurgent Archipelago proposes that in the post-Cold War era, the concept of...