Author: Anna BartonEdition: FirstPublisher: Edinburgh University PressPages: 216Price: £60.00 and £18.99ISBN: 9780748641352 and 41345Anyone faced with the task of reading - or, indeed, teaching -...
Editors: Margaret J. Pitts and Thomas J. SochaEdition: FirstPublisher: Peter LangPages: 351Price: £86.00 and £23.00ISBN: 9781433114465 and 14458Much has already been written about the efficacy of...
Editors: Steve Smith, Amelia Hadfield and Tim DunneEdition: SecondPublisher: Oxford University PressPages: 576Price: £28.99ISBN: 9780199596232Foreign policy analysis (FPA) did not easily gain its...
Author: John HanniganEdition: FirstPublisher: Polity PressPages: 256Price: £55.00 and £16.99ISBN: 9780745650685 and 0692The impression that the world is suffering from increasingly extreme natural...
Editor John Summers tells Matthew Reisz how his political convictions will be reflected in its no-holds barred approach
A series of high-profile research scandals within social psychology have led to unjustified attacks on the whole academic discipline. Wolfgang Stroebe and Miles Hewstone declare that the majority...
Podcast Powered By PodbeanUniversity of Reading vice-chancellor David Bell, former permanent secretary at the Department for Education, talks Whitehall, mission groups, Moocs and international...
Podcast Powered By PodbeanResearch fraud, student occupations, PhD students’ pay levels and higher education in Qatar all feature on this Times Higher Education issue review. Chris Parr is joined by...
Gove’s former top civil servant criticise coalition’s ‘naive’ emphasis on Russell Group
The mission groups divide the academy, argues Thomas Docherty, and their demise could usher in a more rational, democratic sector
Steven Schwartz is grateful for advice on how to be happily retired
Every year, university tutors select and share with Times Higher Education the worst examples of students’ “howlers” in examination scripts and essays.We thought for balance that your readers might...
A professor of educational technology at Newcastle University has won a $1 million (£660,000) prize for his work teaching children from India’s slums how to use the internet
Regent’s College is to take over the American InterContinental University London in what is thought to be the first UK acquisition of a for-profit by a not-for-profit higher education provider.
Universities and research institutes that do not investigate research misconduct properly could have their research council funding removed.