Southeast Asia ‘needs a strong sector identity’
British Council report recommends that the region develop an identity revolving around a student experience based on links with employers
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Institute a ‘veneer for the state’s projects’, claims professor
US scholar says he was sacked after speaking out at National University of Singapore institute
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Dame Ann Dowling makes a case for ‘use-inspired’ research
First female president of the Royal Academy of Engineers hopes to change UK’s ‘sniffiness’ about applied research
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A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Philosophy and Blade Runner, by Timothy Shanahan
Murray Smith learns much from an examination of the existential questions in a classic cinematic adaptation
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Chasing the American Dream: Understanding What Shapes our Fortunes, by Mark Robert Rank, Thomas A. Hirschl and Kirk A. Foster
Angelia Wilson on a national narrative that distorts reality with its boundless optimism
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Zone of Crisis: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran and Iraq, by Amin Saikal
Farzana Shaikh on a study of a region that lies at the heart of a geopolitical storm
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From Eve to Evolution: Darwin, Science, and Women’s Rights in Gilded Age America, by Kimberly A. Hamlin
Ellen Carol DuBois extols a study of a scientific theory’s impact on the pursuit of empowerment
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Mind Change: How Digital Technologies Are Leaving Their Mark on Our Brains, by Susan Greenfield
A lack of disciplinary expertise in digital cultures undermines this study, finds Tara Brabazon
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Innovation investment unveiled
The Technology Strategy Board will commit more than £535 million to fund innovation in 2014-15
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‘Shock and derision’ as Kent Anderson named Science publisher
Open letter from researchers decries AAAS journal’s high fees and points to Anderson’s combative views on open access
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University participation rate fell back in 2012-13
Introduction of higher fees led to a bulge in numbers the year before, report says
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The wonder years: a journey to independence
Christopher Bigsby reflects on being a Fresher and the transition from the classroom to campus
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Vanishing points of view
Universities abandoned to untrammelled market forces risk being robbed of their diversity, with unpredictable results
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The systematisation of higher education in the US
Consolidation may bring greater efficiencies but the process is one yielding mixed blessings, writes Howard P. Segal