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  2. Blinkered belief systems

    They wanted to believe, and so they believed. That seems to be the consensus among critics of the policy called austerity, including the anti-austerian, Nobel prize-winning economists Joseph Stiglitz...

    #From Where I Sit
    #Opinion
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  5. Welcome breaches of discipline

    Let’s penetrate the academic boundaries, says Felipe Fernández-Armesto

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    #Felipe Fernandez Armesto
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  6. Home truths

    Christopher Phelps argues for the benefits of immigration, but in the wider labour market, as Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz has observed, migration of unskilled labour leads to lower...

    #Letters

  7. Workload overload

    When I read “Eight days a week” (6 June) I was particularly struck by the account of Philip Moriarty, professor of physics at the University of Nottingham, who said that in order to make up for the...

    #Letters

  8. Learn from Met record or get stuck on repeat

    How well acquainted is Michael Shattock with London Metropolitan University? (“‘The best board I ever sat on’”, 30 May.) In drawing parallels between HBOS and the university, Shattock quotes Sir Alan...

    #Letters

  9. Outdated advice

    It is no secret that many business schools, including my own, use the Association of Business Schools’ Academic Journal Quality Guide to determine scholarly performance. Indeed, the publication...

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  10. Cast neural net wider

    Regarding “Neuron firing and hiring” (Opinion, 30 May). There is much to be learned from neuroscience, although the danger lies in extracting bits of information and extrapolating from them as if...

    #Letters

  11. Great maths, not masters

    I am writing in response to Brian Sewell’s “Every picture tells a history” (23 May). I am well qualified to do so as I am a 58-year-old professor of electronic engineering who has just completed a...

    #Letters