Esteemed nationalism scholar dies
Ernest Gellner was at the height of his influence and leading a remarkable flowering of academic interest in nationalism when he was struck down by an unexpected heart attack at Prague airport on...
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Constitutions are fine, Nolan told
Additional safeguards against impropriety in the running of universities are not necessary, the Nolan Committee was told by university chairmen this week. In recent cases where allegations of...
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THES Internet Service
The THES Internet Service includes details of the contents of this week's newspaper and all our advertisements, updated on the Tuesday before publication of the paper The service is availableon the...
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Anomic boyos and lathering lads
Cultural Studies and Beyond - Cultural Studies and Cultural Value - Beginning Theory
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Beyond the speed of thought
Mapping the Subject
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Buckles and panels alive, alive, O
Buckling and Postbuckling of Composite Plates
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Burgundian black power
Men in Black
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Concrete ideas to build on
Major Construction Works
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Cosmic shrapnel
The Great Comet Crash - The Impact Jupiter - The Giant Planet Jupiter
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Driving forces
Electric Drives and their Controls
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Elementary, my dear Holmes
Mechanics in the Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Exhibitionism on display
The Birth of the Museum
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The truth about fiction
Natalie Zemon Davis, the author of The Return of Martin Guerre, tells Claire Sanders how she uses narrative to illuminate the past Natalie Zemon Davis chooses to begin her story with her great...
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Boston party for Web links team from Southampton
A team from the University of Southampton has been awarded a prestigious place at the fourth World Wide Web Conference in Boston next month, writes Tim Greenhalgh . Leslie Carr, David De Roure, Wendy...
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Battle over EU levy
Education institutions could end up paying twice for the use of copyright material if the European Union succeeds in imposing a levy on blank tapes. The EU's Directorate General XV, responsible for...