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London South Bank UniversityOlder students held backMature university candidates are disadvantaged by a poor understanding of the application process, according to research at London South Bank...
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Rediscovering the written word
Textbooks have been neglected in favour of other media, but Tara Brabazon argues the case for their importance
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Institutional rankings in space sciences
Data provided by Thomson Reuters from its Essential Science Indicators, 1 January 1998-30 June 2008
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Rights of employees on additional maternity or adoption leave
New Regulations come into force in October 2008, which will affect the rights of employees on additional maternity or adoption
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Cleaning up the act
Academic fraud in Britain is endemic, but universities continue to argue the case for self-regulation. America and Denmark have tougher regimes in place, so should we follow their lead? asks Tariq...
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Redrawing the big picture
Twenty years ago, Paul Kennedy provoked intense debate with his claims about the decline of US power. Huw Richards meets a man still unafraid of tackling the grand strategies of empire and war
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28 August 2008
Unmasking academic fraud - Self-regulation is not working for UK universities. Do we need tougher measures?
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Criminal Intimacy: Prison and the Uneven History of Modern American Sexuality
Lynne Segal on a study of sex behind bars that exposes enduring fault-lines in modern thinking
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Red Land, Red Power: Grounding Knowledge in the American Indian Novel
Most North Americans are aware of the cowboy-Indian images promoted by Hollywood movies. Few are aware of their 19th-century connection to racist dime-store novels popular in the heyday of westward...
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Top 10 Academic Bestsellers: Blackwell, Glamorgan
1. Time, Policy, Management: Governing with the Past by Christopher Pollitt Oxford University Press, £25.00 ISBN 97801992377222. The Oxford Handbook of Inter-Organizational Relations edited by Steve...
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Creating Prehistory: Druids, Ley Hunters and Archaeologists in Pre-War Britain
Archaeologists must remain sceptical of theories not backed by data, says Margarita Diaz-Andreu
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Cosmic Imagery: Key Images in the History of Science
John Barrow, a cosmologist at the University of Cambridge and author of many highly acclaimed books, has given us a richly illustrated volume. It is a celebration of the central role visual images...
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Europe: The State of the Union
From time to time, my students ask me whether I am for or against the European Union. In future, I may just point them in the direction of Anand Menon's new book.Menon's mission is to persuade us to...
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Book of the Week: Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software
John Gilbey relives the heady days of IT upheaval