Deconstructing Dignity: A Critique of the Right-to-Die Debate, by Scott Cutler Shershow
Sigrid Sterckx on a Derrida-inspired analysis of calculation, incalculability and ending life
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HEA future unclear as councils cut off the cash
Redundancy talks start as body prepares for loss of grant support by 2017
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Recruitment trends favour the selective
Universities with high tariffs gain most under new fees regime, Hefce finds
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Hefce looks at overseas links for research excellence
Willetts sees potential in tie-ups with Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong
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US academics rally to union standard
As lecturers in the UK prepare for the UCU’s marking boycott, US campuses are experiencing a surge of unionisation
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THE Scholarly Web - 10 April 2014
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Graduates will be paying well into their fifties
Under new system, average repayments will double, IFS finds
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There’s still no such thing as a higher education market
Years after Thatcher, says Simon Marginson, commerce is marginal to the sector. True competition would destroy its essence
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Beyond naked power
Vice-chancellors and those who select them might learn from the successes – and notable failures – of politics
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10 April 2014
Strength reassessment - Lessons for universities from political leadership
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Willetts’ eight are not great but ‘nonsense’
Research areas championed by government dismissed as poor investments by technology expert
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Michael Gove: the wolf of Whitehall
The minister hopes to sink his teeth into higher education but his political stock is falling, argues Christopher Prendergast
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The myth of the strong leader
Archie Brown on lessons for universities from political leadership
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Revolutionary road to higher standards in Ukraine
Nation’s universities to face QAA-style scrutiny under new regime
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A Philosophy of Walking, by Frédéric Gros
Laurence Coupe admires scholarly insights of a kind the REF could never hope to measure