Blind faith
Why are some British academics so eager to deny the organised Islamist threat to the security of Britain, asks Anthony Glees On August 5, 2005, after the 7/7 and 21/7 bombings, Tony Blair announced...
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This is where the buck stops
Anti-globalisation activists and US academics may be united in their disdain for sovereignty, but it is still the most effective way to ensure that power is accountable, argues Christopher Bickerton...
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Distinct, not separatist
Scottish universities flourished before and after the Act of Union. And while they always focused on the nation's history, they were never nationalistic. Lindsay Paterson considers why The...
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Critical reader of the radical voices
Jacques Derrida
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How to be top of the crop
The World-Class University and Ranking
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A proclivity for justice
Lectures on the History of Political Philosophy
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Vegetable lambs and uniformed canaries
The Cat Orchestra and the Elephant Butler
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An embrace that cracked a noble heart
Oppenheimer
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Endangered species that lacks a competitive edge
A Dictionary of Environment and Conservation
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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 writer admired by Graham Greene who had unconventional views and an unconventional life: "To the as-...