Blow for the data-poor
We report this week that the planned Museums, Libraries and Archives Council has put on hold a slew of university research projects proposed to the existing Libraries and Information Commission (page...
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Wanted: an independent upper house with teeth
Meg Russell looks at how the commission charged with reforming the House of Lords can serve the needs of higher education As parliamentarians gathered for the Queen's Speech this week, they were a...
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Why I...want an immediate end to the deregulation of gambling
According to a report by the University of Salford, people in the United Kingdom spend a staggering Pounds 110 million every day on gambling. It is fascinating, but also worrying, that once let off...
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A step in the right direction
After years of being ignored by government, social science is respected again. But for how long? asks Ian Forbes The social sciences are regularly accused either of having nothing to offer society...
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Taming the human element
Capital Ideas and Market Realities
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Advertisements are good for you
Brand Spirit - Advertising Advertising
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is taken from a notorious novel whose title became a byword for a practice once thought to be injurious to the...
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Case studies in values added
Business Education and Training - A Value-Laden Process - Business Education and Training - A Value-Laden Process - Business Education and Training - A Value-Laden Process - Business Education and...
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A bright future - and less orange
A New beginning - Policing in Northern Ireland
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Caribbean consciousness
Jean Rhys
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Method in the madness
The Ticklish Subject
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The book-keeping secrets of Wilkie
The Letters of Wilkie Collins
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