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Academics find complicity with neoliberal values hard to avoid, forum hears
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Tempest-tossed data show conferences’ impact
When Hurricane Isaac forced the cancellation of a political science conference, researchers were able to pinpoint the value of presenting papers
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Campus close-up: University of Hull
Campus gallery to act as a gateway in £28m refurbishment of Philip Larkin’s library
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Academic guardians to keep watch over ‘Chinese Dream’
Beijing’s ‘messages’ to the academy focus on its role in promoting a crucial concept
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Funding shift will amplify bang for buck, says commissioner
Diverting Horizon cash to investment fund will boost financial ‘firepower’, says Carlos Moedas
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Open University maps new routes to career progression
Teaching, research and knowledge exchange will all be weighed in decisions on academic promotions. Plus the latest higher education appointments
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Libraries: life in the margins
Christopher Bigsby considers their changing nature
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The Jew of Malta, by Christopher Marlowe
Justin Audibert’s sparkling production showcases the tragedy’s uneasy blend of offence and elation with just a hint of Tarantino, says Peter J. Smith
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Creatures of a Day and Other Tales of Psychotherapy, by Irvin D. Yalom
Janet Sayers on stories from the couch concerning Nietzsche, broken hearts, self-hatred and money
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Competing Visions of Empire: Labor, Slavery, and the Origins of the British Atlantic Empire, by Abigail L. Swingen
Donald M. MacRaild on an exploration of imperial expansion in the 17th century
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Dream Chasers: Immigration and the American Backlash, by John Tirman
Robert Lee Maril on a timely study of an important issue in the run-up to another US presidential election
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Reflective Teaching in Higher Education, by Paul Ashwin, David Boud, Kelly Coate et al
Wherever you stand on the career ladder, this guide has fresh advice, says Sandra Leaton Gray
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The Seer of Bayside: Veronica Lueken and the Struggle to Define Catholicism, by Joseph P. Laycock
Jane Shaw on a compelling study of how an American housewife’s visions of the Virgin Mary led to friction with the institutional Church
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Designing the New American University, by Michael M. Crow and William B. Dabars
Is an innovative project reshaping the US academy to better serve society or undermining its foundations? asks Ferdinand von Prondzynski
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Donor’s disclosures deliver a shock to the system
Winfried Stöcker, an honorary professor at Lübeck, has views on immigration that conflict with German universities’ self-image. Brian Bloch writes