Knowing one's deficits
The Regulation of International Trade - Economic Policy, Exchange Rates and the International System
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Drums beat time for fiscal fiddles
The Origins of the Modern State in Europe, 13th to 18th Centuries
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The man caught out by net prices
A Soaring Eagle
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Warts, test rejections and all
Understanding Interdependence - Interpreting Macroeconomics
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A job to do what comes naturally
The Natural Rate of Unemployment - Spanish Unemployment - Growth and Crisis in the Spanish Economy - Unemployment in Europe
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Chemistry, alchemy, economy
Uncaging Animal Spirits
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Wheeling it, dealing with it
Labour Relations and Political Change in Eastern Europe - Industrial Restructuring and Trade Reorientation in Eastern Europe - Restoration in Russia - Privatising Russia
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Promotions
UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY. Readerships: Stephen Chan, senior lecturer and director of the university's London Centre of International Relations, reader in international relations; Brian Salter...
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Honorary degrees
UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM. DCL: John Hall, chairman of Newcastle United football club; Howard Phelps, chairman of the council of the university and former director of operations for British Airways. MA:...
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Fellowships
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. Fellowships and honorary fellowships have been conferred as follows: Fellows: Geoffrey Burnstock, professor of anatomy and head of the department of anatomy and...
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Chairs
UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX. The following readers have been promoted to professorships: Brian Hamnett, department of history; Tim Hatton, economics; Lydia Morris and Ken Plummer, sociology; and Tom Sorell,...
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Appointments
QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE, EDINBURGH. Dr Derek Doyle, fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, the Royal College of Physicians and the Royal College of General Practitioners and an expert in the field...
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Students prepared to pay portion
People undergoing any sort of post-16 education should pay something towards it, according to a new survey of student representatives. But there should be no move to introduce top-up fees of the sort...
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Risk-takers show the way
Post-compulsory education from soup to nuts: not a new idea (what is?) but one which De Montfort University has set about realising with uncommon gusto (page 6). The move, pursued stealthily through...
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Foster points policy finger at Labour
The Labour party has been challenged by the Liberal Democrats to "put up or shut up" on its plans for further and higher educationfunding. Don Foster, the Liberal Democrat education and employment...