Is the curtain falling on opera?
Who's Who in Opera - The Story of Opera
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Charting continental drift
Britain for and Against Europe
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It's Britain, but not as we know it
The Death of Britain? The UK's Constitutional Crisis
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Slow death of a pseudo religion
The Passing of an Illusion
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Statehood and intent
Armed Struggle and the Search for State
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The ethicist who looked the 'other' way
Entre Nous
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Balkan and other questions
Developments in West European Politics - Developments in Central and East European Politics - European Democracies - Politics in Western Europe
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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 novel that established a certain hair colour in everyday conversation: " A gentleman friend and I...
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Poor and poorer
The Development Dilemma
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Asia in a state of Confucian
Asian Values and Human Rights
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The early progress of a man in a billion
Tiger on the Brink
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Higher channels
John Davies picks programmes of interest to THES readers. (Times pm unless stated.) Pick of the week Radio 4's Saturday afternoon explorations of history's byways can be illuminating. Take this week'...
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Con on the barbarian
Archaeologist Simon James has been called an English nationalist and been accused of perpetrating genocide. Why? Because he dared to argue that the Celts never actually existed. Barry Cunliffe sorts...
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A lost civilisation?
Challenging the historical basis of Celtic identity is a hazardous pastime. Some have accused me of pursuing a clandestine English nationalist or racist agenda, of perpetrating 'genocide' and '...
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A time and emotion study
Forget IQ, whatseparates stars from ploddersin the workplace is emotional intelligence. Ayala Ochert meets the man who wants academics to teach EQ In the beginning the word was IQ. Everyone believed...