Grim reaper's little helpers
Tropical Diseases
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Dismal science illumined
Oxford Dictionary of Economics
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From rags to birches
Productivity and Performance in the Paper Industry - The US Paper Industry and Sustainable Production
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Putting a price on Adam's ale
Introduction to the Economics of Water Resources
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Wary cousins eye the firm
Organisations and Institutions
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Compassionate capitalism
Making Capitalism Work - Capitalism from Above and Capitalism from Below
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Fading reds, absent greens
The East European Economy in Context
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Dial C for competitor
Telecommunications Competition
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Spectres at the feast of reform and renewal
China's Provinces in Reform
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Continental drift on monetary union
European Economic Integration
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Probable cause?
Should juries get the help of probability theory to guide them in complex trials involving quantitative scientific evidence? David Balding considers the case for and against A suspect is linked to a...
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Edible ecriture
We need to eat to live, but some also live to write. Terry Eagleton explains why the two acts are inexorably intertwined The link between eating and writing has a venerable pedigree. Francis Bacon...
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More trouble than it's worth
Martin Trow explains why he thinks the Dearing report is part of the problem facing higher education and not the solution Far from being a solution to the problems of British higher education, the...
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Awards
Royal Society of Chemistry The Harrison Memorial Prize has been awarded to Helen Fielding, a lecturer in the department of chemistry at King's College, London, for her contribution to the dynamics of...
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Honorary degrees
Brunel University DSc: Peter Williams, executive chairman of Oxford Instruments plc, former lecturer at Imperial College. DSocSci: Clare Spottiswode, director general of Gas Supply, former chairman...