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  1. The virtual past master

    Historians inevitably look at what was, but Niall Ferguson also asks what if ... Sian Griffiths talks to him Niall Ferguson's London flat is like an Oxford undergraduate's set of rooms. True, it is...

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  2. Reigning cats and dogs

    People lavish affection and money on pets and some even prefer them to humans. John Archer reveals the evolutionary reasons P D. James's novel The Children of Men takes the apparent decline in sperm...

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  3. The haves and have nots

    The general election campaign is unlikely to include discussion of poverty or the gap between rich and poor. Tony Atkinson wonders why Inequality is a major election issue. Even if Labour is cautious...

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  4. The vivisection void

    Media reports on live animal experiments are not explicit enough to promote a debate about the moral issues, argues Jacky Turner Activists for animal welfare often take part in exchanges such as...

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  5. Bred in the bone

    Harriet Swain hears why, despite the family rows, Louise Leakey is determined to carry on the palaeontological work of her parents After a childhood spent helping to dig up her forebears, Louise...

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  6. Women on the edge of a breakthrough

    Jane Ussher argues that there are still important female issues that lack proper recognition in psychology In 1985 a group of women psychologists, despairing at the state of British psychol-ogy,...

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  7. Zeal of the spider woman

    Former Chinese Red Guard Rae Yang's memoir is a tale of idealism, love and lies under Mao. Tim Cornwell reports The Cultural Revolution, insists Chinese scholar Rae Yang, was not a time when "all of...

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  15. Person proof

    The Myths of Management - Managing Innovation and Change - Human Resource Management

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