Strange Bird: The Albatross Press and the Third Reich, by Michelle K. Troy
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Art, business and politics – the story of a disruptive publisher is far from dry, says Robert Eaglestone

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Book of the week: Mary Evans praises a life’s work addressing the inherent gender inequalities in the legal system

UCU figures on job cut plans in 2017 reveal scholars’ vulnerability in wake of Brexit and TEF

The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media

Higher education might not be a central issue in the UK’s general election campaign, but it certainly has much riding on the outcome

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Five female scholars from the University of Guelph recently stated that “ There is no liberal right to sex with students ” (4 May, Opinion) and argued that there must be boundaries regarding amorous...
Speaking as vice-chair of research and publications at the British Academy of Management, I am very concerned that 40 of about 90 academic staff in the Alliance Manchester Business School are going...
Although the Lords’ amendments were similarly swilled away in the wash-up, the Technical and Further Education Act 2017 had a far less rocky ride into law than the Higher Education and Research Act,...
The authors of the feature “Leading lights” (4 May) discussed research showing how the best academics make the best heads of department. These very interesting findings chime with my own experience...