Male editors ‘more likely to accept papers from other men’
Study finds further evidence to suggest peer review process riddled with gender and racial bias
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Fourth Degree by Laurie Taylor – 27 September 2018
All campus life is here
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How will technology reshape the university by 2030?
The digital tide will not wash away campus-based learning, believe most respondents to THE’s University Leaders Survey. David Matthews reports on what they see ahead for study options, scholarly...
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Trauma in First Person: Diary Writing During the Holocaust, by Amos Goldberg
Recording the day-to-day during the Holocaust did not restore victims’ sense of self, finds Dan Stone
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Why We Need Religion: An Agnostic Celebration of Spiritual Emotions, by Stephen T. Asma
Human beings’ need for religion goes far beyond the management of emotions, says Ursula King
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The Novel of Human Rights, by James Dawes
Book of the week: In dire political times, Lyndsey Stonebridge discovers a welcome example of slow reading
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Letters – 27 September 2018
Market standard results in a measure of folly In your 13 September issue, the news story “Rise of edusceptics: don’t blame me, says professor” reports Richard Arum as saying that the UK’s teaching...
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Societal shifts behind China’s rise set expectations for more
End of era of deference as well as funding behind development of country’s higher education system, says Tony Chan
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How China may lead rather than follow in HE
Universities in China are once again the fastest-advancing group in the THE World University Rankings. A closer look at their approaches shows why
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Appointments – 27 September 2018
Search our database of more than 3,000 global university jobs To place an advertisement please write to:Recruitment AdvertisingTimes Higher Education26 Red Lion SquareHolbornLondonWC1R 4HQ Telephone:...
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Reverse brain drain from West ‘has powered rise of Asia’
Singaporean scholar says that reverse brain drain has allowed global power to thrive
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The pragmatic road to a PhD
To spare doctoral candidates protracted and unproductive efforts, Tim Marler and Dean Young suggest a pragmatic route to successful completion, while, below, Julian Kirchherr advocates a quick-and-...
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Intellectual property negotiations ‘a handbrake on innovation’
Lengthy discussions slow pace of bringing products to market and are often irrelevant by the time they are concluded, summit hears
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UK ministers: legislation against essay mills ‘not off the table’
Forty-six sector heads sign letter calling on government to act against contract cheating