The great and the good - but not the Guevara
Oxford Dictionary of Political Biography
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Tools for an ideas trade
Instruments of Science
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Western stars
The New Encyclopedia of the American West
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Original imperial greens
Nature and the Orient
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Joules, fuels and the microchip
Energies
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Plugged-in, switched-off
Public Purpose or Private Benefit? The Politics of Energy Conservation
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Are two rhinos worth a panda?
Conservation of Biological Resources
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Consumed in a concrete and tarmac passion
Greening the Built Environment
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In an unsafe cage
Town and Country
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The alien invasions
Life Out of Bounds
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'Colleagues earn Pounds 500 a day'
Cash cows amid bulls and bears Elizabeth Chell is a professor of management at the University of Newcastle. On top of her salary, she also earns money from private consultancy, advising small firms...
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Flaws of supply with no demand
British historians are churning out books and articles 'with all the frenzied energy of battery chickens on overtime'. But no one is reading them. David Cannadine describes a profession driven to...
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The private consultancy work dilemma
Cash cows amid bulls and bears Commercial sponsorship of an academic's research for the benefit of his university is usually strictly separated from any private consultancy activity. If the money is...
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Cash cows amid bulls and bears
Business schools can earn millions - but is what they do proper research and should academics be allowed to reap huge profits from private work? Phil Baty reports. Just when the field of business...
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How Warwick gets round the problem
Cash cows amid bulls and bears Warwick University's business school insists that its commercial sponsors co-fund group research projects to avoid charges of "glorified consultancy". These "subscriber...