Novelty retains work incentive
The Future of the Capitalist State
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The Uses of Sociology - Social Differences and Divisions - Social Change - Understanding Everyday Life
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Foibles of Reds who didn't run from God
Exiles from a Future Time
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The shock troops' front line
Critical Practice in Social Work
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Weasel words, cowboy deeds
Paradise amd Power
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Overlooked of Anatolia
Life and Society in the Hittite World
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Imperial variations take a tuneful turn
Imperialism and Music
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a zoologist who kept a famous zoo: "July had been blown out like a candle by a biting wind that...
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The wild ways of a dutiful dynast
White Rajah
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Laurie Taylor column
FACULTY NOTICEBOARD PLAGIARISM COMMITTEE Please note that the Plagiarism Committee will meet next Thursday afternoon in the PhotoCopying Annexe. The following students should attend at the designated...
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Alan Ryan
Charles Clarke could learn a lesson about the purpose of universities from US institutions that have religious affiliations. To the agnostic outsider, the religiosity of the US comes as a shock....
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Leader: Seven win glory but their prize will be tarnished
Identifying seven higher education colleges as candidates for university status is not quite on the scale of the polytechnics' elevation in 1992, but it was still bound to create a stir. Inevitably,...
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Leader: Unions should know not to tangle with BNP
Higher education unions might have known better than to get themselves entangled in the web spun by the British National Party. Precisely the same issues surrounded student members of the National...
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Reviving the ghost of the wildwood
Hidden in the Yorkshire landscape where the M1 and M62 motorways cross lurks the ghost of the Outwood, the ancient manorial forest of Wakefield, writes John Rodwell. Marked on the ground now only in...