Civic War and the Corruption of the Citizen
Peter Meyers' search for the answer to the question of when the war against terrorism began represents a noble attempt to engage with the confusing state of contemporary international relations.As...
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From Higher Aims to Hired Hands: The Social Transformation of American Business Schools and the Unfulfilled Promise of Management as a Profession
Business schools should reassert their intellectual status not focus on revenue, says Malcolm Gillies
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Published this week
?= Review forthcomingBIOLOGICAL SCIENCESDarwin Studies: A Theorist and his Theories in their ContextsBy M.J.S. Hodge, senior fellow in history and philosophy of science, University of LeedsAshgate, £...
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From where I sit - The rise of the manager class
The increasing bureaucratisation and the ascendancy of managerialism in mainland China's universities has been a worry for some time, but now a scholar has produced data to show that the concerns are...
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No ultimatum for our Vice-Chancellor
Shock was expressed this week at the news that our Vice-Chancellor was one of the few higher education executives in the country not currently facing an ultimatum from their Board of Governors.In an...
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Return to an age of reason
Kevin Fong welcomes Obama's promise to restore the importance of science
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Off Piste: Lifetime kicks
Cary Cooper reflects on the ups and downs, the friendships and rivalries, the knife-edge thrills and raw passion of years spent loving a tribal and beautiful game
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Leader: Short-term outlook, no blue skies
By forcing academics to do R&D for industry, ministers stifle the type of curiosity-driven work that delivers the biggest bangs
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Nigel Yates, 1944-2009
Nigel Yates, an internationally renowned ecclesiastical historian, has died.
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Modest revolt to save research from red tape
Research councils recently reminded us that they are required to demonstrate the impact of the research they fund. These bodies, our proxies for protecting the health and development of academic...
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Our duty to recover Met cash
Without prejudice to sensitive and ongoing discussions with institutions where Higher Education Funding Council for England funding has been overpaid because of inaccurate data returns, let me...
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Managers ought to pay
The Higher Education Funding Council for England's proposal to drastically cut London Metropolitan University's funding ("Hundreds rally to fight cuts at London Met", 5 February) seems to be a...
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Salary points 1
Malcolm Povey (Letters, 5 February) is in train with a recent line of University and College Union communications that have repeatedly - and falsely - referred to an "employers' offer of 0 per cent"...
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Salary points 2
Alan Walker (Letters, 5 February) states that the average percentage salary increase of staff at the University of Southampton between 2006 and 2008 was much greater than that seen by its vice-...
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Salary points 3
I was sorry to see the letter from Sally Hunt ("Pay talks not lectures", 29 January). After explaining the University and College Union's stance on the difficult negotiations between it, the other...