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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT- The Ashgate Research Companion to Corporate Social ResponsibilityEdited by David Crowther, professor of corporate social responsibility, De Montfort University, and Nicholas...
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Book of the week: The Legacy of the Mastodon
David Norman enjoys a tale of bones and teeth
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The week in books
Print for Victory: Book Publishing in England 1939-45 by Valerie Holman, associate research fellow in the Group for War and Culture Studies, University of Westminster.British Library Publishing, £30....
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A manifesto to discard elitism
Pablo Mukherjee examines a take on literary theory that offers some convincing new ideas
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ASBO Nation: The Criminalisation of Nuisance
Tackling antisocial behaviour has become a major law-and-order priority for Labour, which has brought in countless measures to help local authorities and the police to crack down on nuisance...
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Blind Date: Sex and Philosophy
In this short book, translated from the French by Catherine Porter, Anne Dufourmantelle, who co-wrote Of Hospitality with Jacques Derrida, explores the relations between sex and philosophy. This wide...
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Professor Lapping's notice board
Jamie Targett's Birthday: November 11thAutumn Term. Weekly Teaching HoursLapping 22Quintock 24Odgers Piercemuller 18 (medical note forthcoming)Research Assistant (Mike) 49Maureen 12Professor Gordon...
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Don't forget to remember
Felipe Fernández-Armesto says we must choose our commemorations wisely
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Off Piste: A song and dance about Western values
Contrary to expectations, it seems that we have succeeded in developing forms of society in which doing the hokey-cokey is what it's all about. Roy Harris pays tribute to an inspirational text
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Guest leader: It's the culture, stupid
Arts and humanities advocate Philip Esler offers to fill a yawning gap in No 10's strategy for realising Britain's potential
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Jacqueline Kirk, 1968-2008
Colleagues have paid tribute to an academic killed in an ambush in Afghanistan.Jackie Kirk, a 40-year-old adjunct professor of education at McGill University in Canada and a former research fellow at...
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Tribunal highlights poor governance
The case of Paul Buckland ("Tribunal backs professor's stand", 21 August) has some profound implications for the management of universities. I believe that halting and reversing the slide in the...
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Science vital to health study
Your feature on some members of staff at the University of Central Lancashire attacking science degrees in complementary and alternative medicine ("Staff attack science degrees in alternative health...
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Seized by buzz about i and e 1
Bernard Lamb of Imperial College London says that I do not know the full version of the spelling rule i before e except after c if the vowel sound rhymes with bee (Letters, 21 August).But I notice...
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Seized by buzz about i and e 2
Bernard Lamb berates Ken Smith's partial understanding of the i before e spelling rule and extends it to the formulation i before e except after c when the sound rhymes with bee.However, there are...