Genocide before the Holocaust
The word "genocide" was coined by the Polish-born Jewish lawyer Raphael Lemkin in 1943. Taking its roots from Greek and Latin, it describes the targeted and intentional killing or destruction of a...
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? = Review forthcomingGEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES- Discourse Dynamics in Participatory Planning: Opening the Bureaucracy to StrangersBy Diana MacCallum, lecturer, Griffith School of the...
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Trotsky: A Biography
Willy Maley enjoys the complexities, but not the cack-handed certainties, of this magisterial tome
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Out, out, damned spot!
Academics in our humanities departments were shocked to learn last week that a thorough investigation by a university management team had failed to find any evidence for the existence of an I (impact...
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Libel law is an ass
Let’s abolish it and nurture scepticism instead, says Felipe Fernández-Armesto
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Research intelligence: Dynamic duo
Two free-to-use Web 2.0 tools offer scholars the opportunity for greater collaboration. James Everest reports
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What are you reading?
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Leader: Cheap writ buys costly silence
English libel law allows all comers from across the globe to chill free speech and still scholarly inquiry. Reform is now essential
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From where I sit: Act of inclusion goes unnoticed
In 2008, the US Congress reauthorised the Higher Education Act - after a five-year delay. Back in 2003, the House of Representatives passed a controversial revision to the Act that would have created...
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Elizabeth Fallaize, 1950-2009
A leading authority on French literature who became the first female tutorial fellow of her Oxford college, and the university's pro vice-chancellor for education, has died.Elizabeth Fallaize was...
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Do the maths to solve pensions time-bomb 1
Your article on final-salary pensions does not inspire confidence in those undertaking the Universities Superannuation Scheme review.First, an 8 per cent technical deficit is trivial; stock market...
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Do the maths to solve pensions time-bomb 2
Regretfully, many staff in higher education have already witnessed the end of final-salary pension schemes ("Warning sounded on final-salary pensions", 7 January).Institutions such as the...
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Do the maths to solve pensions time-bomb 3
It is important to clarify a number of points as the predictable scaremongering about the USS pension scheme appears to be increasing. First, such scaremongering is unhelpful. The University and...
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Longer odds for Palestine
Bahram Bekhradnia's account of his experiences as an observer of Palestinian universities,"Battered but unbowed" (31 December), concludes by acknowledging the "extraordinary determination" of those...
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Paradoxical petard
Your reports on the challenges to business schools and their curriculums to become more ethically and critically minded highlight the way in which the nature of management theory has been...