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The Tyranny of Numbers
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Primers of Oxford's enterprise explosion
Magnetic Venture
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work by a magical realist interested in memory: "It was inevitable: the scent of bitter almonds...
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Dotcom deity didn't have a prayer
Dot.bomb
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Why capitalism is a very social animal
Divergent Capitalisms
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Mother just will not adhere to law
Money Laundering
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UK market finds talk is not cheap
The Politics of Telecommunications
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Â鶹 troubles surface at work
Strategic Stress Management
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Global guides for managing people
International HRM - Introduction to Human Resource Management
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Chicago take on the euro issue
Keys to Prosperity
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Laurie Taylor's column
"Universities should stop criticising each other if they want to attract students" - results of a survey into students' views on the value of informal visits to universities - THES November 9 Well,...
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Letter: Who's in charge around here? 1
It is a pity that Rebecca Boden (Letters, THES , November 9) did not check my views with the paper I gave at the Universities UK/Society for Research in Higher Education conference rather than base...
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Letter: Who's in charge around here? 2
It is simplistic and misleading to suggest a stark choice between statutory corporations, which are prone to "improprieties and breakdown" and where chief executives dominate "pliant" governors, and...
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Letter: Who's in charge around here? 3
So universities should be run by "shared governance". The trouble is we have a generation of governors and managers who think they run universities but do not, and academics who think they do not run...
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Letter: Who's in charge around here? 4
The "professionalisation" of management in old universities is a depressing trend. The loss of tenure started the rot in 1988 by redefining the relationship between academics and their institutions....