Wrenches in the high-tech toolbox
The Golem at Large
The Golem at Large
Women and labour in late Colonial India
Gao Village
Social Theory
Department and Discipline
Single mums who sleep around may be employing an age-old strategy to protect their kids. Anne Sebba reports. Evolutionary biologist Sarah Blaffer Hrdy (pictured left)was invited in 1984 to a...
How do universities persuade benefactors to part with their cash? Phil Baty reports on the arts of fundraising and the newcomers to the game. Mike Smithson has been poached by Oxford University -...
Is an Ulster mafia behind the appointment of Paul Muldoon (right) to Oxford's poetry professorship? No, says Valentine Cunningham. What a dizzying roller-coaster is Oxford University's relation with...
John Davies picks programmes of interest to academics. (All times pm unless stated.) Pick of the week It's a big week for ambitious new Channel 4 series - on country life (Green and Pleasant Land,...
Twenty-five years after Turkey invaded Cyprus, James Callaghan admits there were secret US spy bases on the island. But, asks Brendan O'Malley, did Washington turn a blind eye to the invasion to...
Anthony Giddens's third way ("Giddens defends third-way politics", THES, October 29) is a muddle. First, state control does not equal "socialism" - what about the United States aerospace and defence...
HAMBURG German software engineering companies are overcoming a chronic shortage of new recruits by offering students a salary to study a degree course specially tailored to their needs. Twelve...
MELBOURNE Universities across Australia are facing their worst industrial upheaval in more than ten years as academics and general staff push for a 19 per cent pay rise. Stoppages and strikes have...
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