Radical economists left out in the cold
Non-mainstream economists are being marginalised by research assessment, a new survey of the subject in universities argues. The report, The Academic Labour Process and the Research Assessment...
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Internet News
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Britain 1945-95
(Photograph) - In at Number Ten: Since 1945 ten prime ministers have come and nine gone, yet serious historical study of "the twilight years" has only recently been attempted by academics. Next week...
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A hybrid in full blossom
Anglo-Irish
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A pox on the Englishman
Syphilis in Shakespeare's England
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Building the ideal engineer
Beyond Utility
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English is as English does
The Cultural Politics of English as an International Language
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Open season on the child crippler
A Summer Plague
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Remembrance day prayers
The Day the War Ended
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The crushed bowler hat
Company Man
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The empress's new clothes
The Raja's Magic Clothes
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Tongue in chic
Talking Proper
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Events
RAISING STANDARDS. Paul Black will lecture on "Ideology, evidence and the raising of standards" in the Great Hall, Strand Campus, King's College London on July 11 at 6pm. Information: Trevor Pearce,...
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Chairs
UNIVERSITY OF SURREY. John Groeger, principal research fellow at the University of Leeds, has been appointed to the foundation chair in cognitive psychology; Sarah Hampson, a research scientist in...
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Honorary degrees
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY BELFAST. LLD: Jacques Delors, former president of the European Commission; Fredrik Eaton, Canadian high commissioner in the United Kingdom (1994); John Hume, SDLP MP. DLitt:...