Advice for the age of e-verything
Global Electronic Commerce - e-Enterprise - The Business of e-Commerce
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Appointments
University of Buckingham Robert Taylor, pro-director at the School of Oriental and African Studies, will succeed Richard Luce in January 1997 as vice chancellor. University of Kent at Canterbury...
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First-class degrees on wane
THE NUMBER of students gaining top honours is falling, according to statistics published today. But the male/female divide remains, with 7.7 per cent of male students who achieved degrees in 1995/96...
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Wellcome pioneers
In some regions, a little funding can make a big difference. Julia Hinde reports on two units in Asia doing ground-breaking work The Wellcome Trust may be Britain's largest and most influential...
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Silence about a destructive power
Environmental Practice
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City sights in traditional Islamic garb
Islamic Urban Studies, Historical Review and Perspectives - Dictionary of Islamic Architecture
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Whispers of ancient times speak volumes for history
The Cambridge History of China, Volume Eight - The Cambridge History of Ancient China
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Student intake up in Siberia
Something is stirring in one remote region of Russia. Nick Holdsworth investigates the post-perestroika search for skills. Studying is back in style in Siberia where applications to universities are...
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Riders of capitalism's storms
Democracy at Risk - The Memory Bank - The Challenge of Global Capitalism
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Indian wing of global hard rock galleries
Indian Rock Art and its Global Context
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Kiss your cousins goodbye
Orang-utans, our third closest relatives, are barely hanging on as a species. Researchers trying to study them are also under attack. Aisling Irwin reports As the rope bridge across the rainforest...
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Clean air, hazy vision
Smog Alert
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The wonders that preceded Greece
The Ancient World of the Celts
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Trees of life and the babel of tongues
Genes, Peoples and Languages
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Apocalypse now and atrocity then
From Melos to My Lai - Kennedy's Wars