Childish tales for the adult reader
The Classic Fairy Tales. First Edition
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Tectonic plates tip the balance
Biogeography. Second Edition - Fundamentals of Biogeography. First Edition
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Contrasting urban species
City Worlds. First Edition - The City in the Developing World. First Edition
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Not just a box of tricks
An Introduction to Geographical Information Systems. First Edition - Principles of Geographical Information Systems. First Edition - Geographical Information Systems for Ecology
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The quest to keep the campfire burning
Energy Studies. First Edition - Introduction to Energy
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Seeking direction in tourism
The Geography of Tourism and Recreation - Ecotourism - Tourism Geography. First Edition
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Clarity is the key to planning
Urban and Environmental Planning in the UK. First Edition
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The laggards
Colin Bell, vice-chancellor at the University of Bradford, says he well recognises that something must be done. Only 3.1 per cent of its professors are women and the university stands second to...
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The leaders
It should hardly be surprising that a new university - the University of East London - comes out near the top of the league in appointing women professors. This is one area where new universities...
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The time of our lives
With academics' attention span shrinkingdaily, how can a long-term perspectivebe restored? With a 10,000-year libraryand a clock that ticks once a year,bongs once a century and has acuckoo that comes...
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The library
What on earth would something aspiring to be a 10,000-year library be good for? One answer might be that it would provide, and even embody, the long view of things, where responsibility is said to...
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9.2% of professors are women
... But that still means that 90.8 per cent are men. So are universities discriminating against women? Helen Hague reports on statistics published today BEYOND THE GLASS CEILING: FORTY WOMEN WHOSE...
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Why eating these won't give you CJD
BSE is not caused by prions but by a common bug, and so does not lead to CJD in humans, claim Alan Ebringer and John Pirt. If they are right, the government has wasted Pounds 3 billion and destroyed...
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We need to distinguish sectors
THE FE VIEW Further education college leaders may be fully behind government plans to pour the lion's share of higher education expansion funding into further education, but they are still wary of...
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Principals give plans one cheer
Scops' response to QAA While SCOP welcomes clarification of criteria for titles by the QAA, it does not support the approach that "seeks to rationalise the HE sector and differentiate between...