The Demon of Geopolitics: How Karl Haushofer 鈥淓ducated鈥 Hitler and Hess, by Holger H. Herwig
J枚rg Michael Dostal on whether one German thinker directly influenced Hitler鈥檚 geopolitics
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Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation, by Jim Downs
Angelia Wilson on a time in gay culture that no one forgot
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Shakespeare鈥檚 First Folio: Four Centuries of an Iconic Book, by Emma Smith
We are spellbound by an opus whose copies once gathered crumbs and scribbles, says Lisa Hopkins
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Migrant Women鈥檚 Voices: Talking About Life and Work in the UK Since 1945, by Linda McDowell
Lisa Mckenzie on a study of the personal stories of female workers in different industries and the challenges they faced
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New and noteworthy 鈥 19 May 2016
Just deserts, theatres of war, hearting Hayek and the best lust-free years of your life: must-read academic books
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Laurie Taylor 鈥 19 May 2016
The official weekly newsletter of the University of Poppleton. Finem respice!
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CVs of failure in academia do not tell the whole story
Being open about failure is one thing, but we must also look at how we define success, says Shahidha Bari
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UCL is not distrusting, just doing its duty
We do not accept the claim in the article 鈥淯CL expenses rules mean staff seen as 鈥榠nherently untrustworthy鈥欌 (News, 12 May) that the expenses policy at University College London indicates that staff...
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Reporting back
I feel qualified to comment on Matthew Wyard鈥檚 opinion article 鈥淎 matter of consent: sexual assaults on campus鈥 (12 May) and the current controversy about the Zellick Report on universities鈥 handling...
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...and data for all
The 糖心Vlog Statistics Agency charges for access to data to cover its costs and to keep down the subscription fees paid by higher education providers (鈥淔oI costs? University 鈥榮pies鈥 only add...
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New tricks
Most of the comments in the feature 鈥淎re older academics past their productive peak?鈥 (12 May) relate to those who have followed a 鈥渃onventional鈥 route into academia 鈥 what about those who have come...
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The lost honour of the life of the mind
Fred Inglis on the fate of the academy in an era of calm-voiced propaganda and disgusting new shapes of intellectual life
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When universities select by ability, nobody wins
Tim Blackman鈥檚 vision of higher education for the 21st century is one in which students of varying abilities learn successfully together
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Grant winners 鈥 19 May 2016
A round-up of recent recipients of research council cash