Sweden’s universities to charge non-EU students
Swedish universities are at a crossroads. Starting in September, all students from outside the European Union will pay tuition fees. While tuition will remain free for home and EU students, others...
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Institutions in financial holes suffer prolonged pain, and more will come, NAO says
Universities that get into financial difficulties are staying at higher risk for longer, and problems are likely to worsen under the revamped funding regime, a new report warns.
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LSE director resigns
Sir Howard Davies has resigned as director of the London School of Economics, and the school’s governing council has launched an independent inquiry into its relationship with Libya and with Saif...
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Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other
Tara Brabazon believes communication platforms enhance interactions when used appropriately
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The Pursuit of Italy: A History of a Land, Its Regions and Their Peoples
Richard Bosworth hungers for something new in a tale of a disjointed country's struggle for unity
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Clicko: The Wild Dancing Bushman
The interface between ethnographic studies and popular entertainment has attracted growing interest in recent years. As both popular historians and academics begin to mine this rich and controversial...
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Cultivating Conscience: How Good Laws Make Good People
Cultivating Conscience is a blistering attack on the "law and economics" school, which has had an enormous impact in the US legal academy. For Lynn Stout, professor of corporate and securities law at...
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Perpetual Euphoria: On the Duty to Be Happy
Fred Inglis wishes for a more searching critique of what passes for contentment in the modern era
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Hidden Harmonies: The Lives and Times of the Pythagorean Theorem
Gilbert and Sullivan's Major-General may have known many, but the only cheerful fact about the square on the hypotenuse that is familiar to most of us is that it is equal to the sum of the squares on...
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Flying in the Face of Criminalization: The Safety Implications of Prosecuting Aviation Professionals for Accidents
The recent criminal convictions arising from the July 2000 Concorde crash near Paris renewed the concerns of aviation professionals and provide a timely backdrop for the work of Sofia Michaelides-...
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Free-range businessman hatches plans
Brunel hopes to profit from entrepreneur-in-residence's insights. Hannah Fearn reports
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Reading the riot acts and scenes of London's violent theatrical past
International collaboration casts light on early modern social history. Matthew Reisz reports
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Critical voices condemn Glasgow language plans
Plans to cut foreign language provision at the University of Glasgow have attracted a flood of protest from as far afield as Turkey, Sweden, the Czech Republic and the US.As Times Higher Education...
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Blogconfidential: Blag on?
Each week, Dr Margot Feelbetter poses a dilemma and offers advice for readers to respond to online. This week: Blag on?
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University of NorthamptonJackie CampbellThe phrase "no pain, no gain" could have been invented for Jackie Campbell, professor of neurophysiology at the University of Northampton. Professor Campbell...