Spanner in the works
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Locke, stock and barrel
Philosophy for the 21st Century
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Where morality meets mess but snubs empiricism
Journal of Social Work - Qualitative Social Work
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Eastern horizons of the art and science of governing
Japanese Journal of Political Science
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Old favourite in the melting pot
Past and Present
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from the only novel of this Yorkshire Moors author: "1801 - I have just returned from a visit to my...
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No more talking past each other
Ethnicities
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Laurie Taylor Column
From : The Office of the Vice-Chancellor Subject : New alcohol guidelines Following last month's fracas in the SCR of Mother Theresa College, in which a member of the university Quality Assessment...
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Laurie Taylor Column
From : The Office of the Vice-Chancellor Subject : New alcohol guidelines Following last month's fracas in the SCR of Mother Theresa College, in which a member of the university Quality Assessment...
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Alan Ryan
Reactions to Arnold Schwarzenegger's victory have been entertaining, even if Iain Duncan Smith's ill-judged attempt to set himself up as the "Terminator" of the Labour project was more sad than funny...
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Alan Ryan
Reactions to Arnold Schwarzenegger's victory have been entertaining, even if Iain Duncan Smith's ill-judged attempt to set himself up as the "Terminator" of the Labour project was more sad than funny...
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Leader: Employers need foundation role
Foundation degrees are key to the government's planned expansion of higher education. Almost 10,000 students are taking them and the number is set to grow. But a study this week shows that they are...
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Leader: EU intake and fees
The government would be unwise to ignore the warning from the British Council that its top-up fees policy may deter students from the European Union from considering a British university. Any...
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Leader: Employers need foundation role
Foundation degrees are key to the government's planned expansion of higher education. Almost 10,000 students are taking them and the number is set to grow. But a study this week shows that they are...