Scholars to enjoy Imperial largesse
More than 250 Imperial College academics could benefit from the second round of its pay reform, with almost 100 staff receiving an automatic increase and 160 being considered for performance bonuses...
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Czechs are turned off by the incredible lightness of being
Czech astronomers are hoping for clear skies on June 1 when the world's first national light pollution law comes into effect. People who pollute the night skies with street lighting or other sources...
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Stability, strength and Stalin's fellow-travellers
Rethinking European Order - The Politics of the Euro-Zone - European Integration
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Old sexpot's past will certainly open your eyes
The History of Greek Vases
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Big plans for our blueprint
Our Postmodern Future - Redesigning Humans
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A nation gripped by triffids, traffic tiaras and TV
Reading the Decades
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Moral diversions block route
World Politics
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Skirmish in a war of the worlds
Tocqueville between Two Worlds
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Hunt for elusive civil society
Civil Society
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Mad monk's new creed
Keith Joseph
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Forget reform, make votes count
The Trouble with Government - Breaking the Deadlock
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a science-fiction writer who called his work "logical fantasy": "When I was quite small I would...
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The poverty of development studies without the politics
States of Development
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Still democratic in spite of itself
The Success of India's Democracy - Indira Gandhi, the 'Emergency' and Indian Democracy
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Laurie Taylor column
Lapping speaking It's Maureen. Sorry to bother you when you're only in mid-seminar but I've got the BBC on the line. Someone called Julian wanting to know about your availability for a television...