Speaking Volumes: Karl Marx's Capital
On Karl Marx's Capital. I would love to be able to report that my most formative moment was reading Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex or Carole Pateman's The Sexual Contract. The truth is, however...
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A collegiate mystery wrapped in an enigma
Our Minerva
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Sadness in sepia
Portraits
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The luxury of chosen loneliness
The End of the Line
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China lid taken off Tibetan treasures
On the Path to Void
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The overlooked in the frame
The Camerawork Essays
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Standard bearer
Gothic Sculpture 1140-1300
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Chairs
University of Bristol H. F. Jenkinson, professor and director of the molecular oral biology unit at the University of Otago, takes the chair of oral microbiology. Readers promoted to personal chairs...
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Honorary degrees
Open University Fellow: Kenneth Berrill, former chief economic adviser to the Treasury, head of the Cabinet Office think tank and first head of the Securities and Investment board. Honorary doctorate...
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Appointments
Cranfield University Alan Cain, former assistant principal (marketing and student affairs) Swansea Institute of Higher Education, has been appointed international development officer. Cardiff,...
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Can science studies save the world?
Jon Turney asks whether an emerging discipline linking law, science and politics can answer complex questions about the changing social and natural worlds An overheating planet, shedding species at...
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Awards
George B. Dantzig Prize The Mathematical Programming Society and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics have awarded the prize to Roger Fletcher, professor of mathematics at the...
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Fellowships
University of Wales, Aberystwyth Fellowships were conferred on: Huw Jones, chief executive of S4C; Steve Jones, professor of genetics at University College London; Wyn Roberts, former minister of...
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The last sack of Assyria
United Nations sanctions on Iraq have prompted impoverished locals to pilfer antiquities, creating a world heritage disaster. John Malcolm Russell reports "The Assyrian came down like the wolf on the...
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Homicide and the history of life on the streets of America
Roger Lane tells Tim Cornwell how murder rates in the United States reveal historical trends Homicide is history, argues Roger Lane, and, just like history, repeats itself. Modern murder rates in the...