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Oxford outlines funding reforms Oxford University is considering a major overhaul of its internal funding methods, which would see departments and colleges "earn" money in proportion to their...
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A common idyll in full blossom
Chatsworth
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His soft notes to useful friends
The Selected Letters of Michael Tippett
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A flawed force for good
The Parliament of Man
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When the word was all that mattered
A History of Literary Criticism
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The tricks of the theatre despised and slighted
Encounters with Tadeusz Kantor
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Inside the ice, a veryfiery artist
A Stranger on Earth
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The myth of the lone genius
Management and Creativity
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Defend your core by going abroad
The Only Sustainable Edge
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Lead on, all the way to the top
Organising and Organisations - Organisational Behaviour - Principles of Organisational Behaviour - Organisational Behaviour and Management
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an author regarded by many as a writer of 'dirty books': "Once you have given up the ghost, everything...
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Local learning, global reach
No other city offers such a vast array of study opportunities, from foundation degrees to PhDs, but it is London's international links that cement the capital's reputation, writes David Latchman...
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Introduction
Few capital cities can match London for its array of higher education institutions. Rome's La Sapienza University and Mexico City's National Autonomous University are huge, but only post-Sorbonne...
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The knowledge business goes into boom time
Industry and higher education are uniting to convert the intellectual resources in London's universities into sustainable economic growth and social gains London has global strengths in economic...
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A nursery of industry and innovation
As hothouses that allow hard-working and talented people to bloom London's universities are hard to beat. But they also strengthen the roots of national prosperity, says Deian Hopkin London...