Why our research ties need no longer bind us
Universities must improve research partnerships. Huntington Williams believes the internet holds the key The university is divided between traditional teaching and its research mission. As a teaching...
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Diploma in disguise
This week, education secretary David Blunkett announced a new qualification, the two-year foundation degree, to start in 2001. The degrees, which will be in job-related subjects such as computing and...
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Prejudice under another name
Academics manipulate research on the family to confirm their own prejudices, argues Frank Furedi Politicians and all-purpose busy-bodies find it impossible to avoid the temptation to hold forth on...
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an ever-changing work, published in 1886: " Mr Utterson the lawyer was a man of a rugged countenance,...
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Russian ideas that take on the world
Views from the Other Shore
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The police state is just a state of mind
Political Power and Democratic Control in Britain
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Bad blood and good intentions
The River
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Living by numbers and counting on testicles
The Mathematical Brain
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Playing on grass (and smoking it)
English Cricket
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Trust me, I'm a scientist
Prometheus Bedeviled
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Private acts in a public theatre
Lord Goodman
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Two cheers for Latin democracy
The Heart of the War in Colombia - Pinochet - Cuba's Repressive Machinery
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Politics: the isms and isn'ts
Political Thought - Political Theory
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Verbal tiptoe on the margin
On Racial Frontiers - Autobiography and Black Identity Politics
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Egypt's force to be reckoned with
Rural Labor Movements in Egypt and their Impact on the State, 1962-1992