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Is private so efficient and public so bad?
The Impact of Privatisation
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A softer landing
From State to Market?
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No such thing as an excess profit, declares one elderly executive
Kindred Strangers
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Speaking Volumes: Roy Bhaskar's A Realist Theory of Science
On Roy Bhaskar's A Realist Theory of Science.It is quite a long journey from philosophy of science to railway history, but Roy Bhaskar's A Realist Theory of Science is still worth packing, even if...
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The good corporate citizen
Diversification, Refocusing and Economic Performance - Corporate Governance
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Return of the brainy natives
Linda Colley and David Cannadine tell Lucy Hodges why they are coming home. Are we witnessing signs of a reverse brain drain, with academics coming home to an invigorated Blair Britain? The question...
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Appointments
City University. Leslie Hannah, professor and pro director at the London School of Economics and Political Science, will succeed David Kaye in September 1997 as dean of the business school....
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Awards
Chevalier dans l'Ordre des Palmes Academiques. Jolyon Howarth, professor of French civilisation at the University of Bath, was awarded the order, established by Napoleon in 1808, in recognition of...
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Chairs
University of Derby. John Hinnells, professor of comparative studies and head of department for the study of religions at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, has been...
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Honorary degrees
University of Brighton DSc: Chris Boardman, cycling champion, in recognition of his contribution to the sports science research carried out at the university's Chelsea School, Eastbourne. University...
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Readerships
University of Teesside The title of reader has been conferred on Dick Richardson, senior lecturer in international and green politics in the school of social sciences, and Colin Hempstead, school of...
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Rebirth of a nation
Revisions of history tend to be western. Now, in a new film, a Muslim academic is challenging the West's view of Pakistan's founder and of Mountbatten, India's last viceroy. Lucy Hodges reports....
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Eat, drink, man, woman?
The simmering debate about the existence of cannibalism is back on the boil with the imprisonment of a Nobel prize-winning believer, Tim Cornwell reports. Cannibalism is one of the last great taboos...
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How Blair can remedy the right state we're in
Labour must modernise industry and back regional growth if it is not once again to preside over a slump, argues Colin Hay. Now that Labour has won the election, the debate over the party's self-...