Private battles, public front
New research on occupied Europe in the Second World War shows that its citizens had to cope daily with complex moral and material choices. Huw Richards reports. The Second World War may be the most...
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A vote, for better or worse
What Democracy Is For
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An inveterate trailblazer
The Humboldt Current
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Wishful thinking adds fuel to alien ideas
Why Aren't They Here?
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Kinship that means monkey business
Baboon Metaphysics
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Quirky way to beat queues
More Sex Is Safer Sex
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The relativists and the religious
Science and the Indian Tradition
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The war without weapons
Nazi Games
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Man's evolution to a just and beneficent being
Herbert Spencer and the Invention of Modern Life
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Different voices, similar destinies
Ian McEwan's Enduring Love - J. D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye - Richard Wright's Native Son
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All the news that's fit to print to serve the fourth estate
The Future of Journalism in Advanced Democracies
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a hard-drinking author now better remembered for his stage plays: "London, the crouching monster, like...
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Postgraduate Research Awards
Deadline: 30/11/2007
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Goodbye blue skies?
Plans to award research grants on the basis of 'economic impact' are sparking widespread anxiety, reports Melanie Newman Concerns that academics may not win research grants unless they can...
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Summers' storm was 'written in his genes'
Could genes explain the controversial behaviour of Larry Summers, the former president of Harvard University, who caused an uproar when he questioned whether women possessed the innate potential for...