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  1. Cuddly capitalism

    Capitalism With Morality - Real Freedom For All - The World After Communism - Economic Democracy - Passions and Constraints

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  2. Into the minds of management

    Lucy Hodges talks to Erica Shoenberger, (right) a geographer who believes that corporate decisions have as much to do with boardroom culture as economic facts. Erica Schoenberger's favourite reading...

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  3. Dining on data

    The Scott report and its evidence promises to be a real feast for university departments to binge on. Joe Jacob examines the courses So at long last Sir Richard Scott has reported on the arms-to-Iraq...

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  4. Blurred division of the future

    Daniel Greenstein looks at humanities computing in a digital age. Humanities scholarship was in the past characterised by solo endeavour. In the digital age, collaborative effort is fast becoming the...

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  5. Hot air and global warming

    Ragnar Lofstedt asks if grand environmental UN conclaves really achieve anything. Global warming is in the news again. Last month signatories to the United Nations convention on climate change came...

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  6. The influence of valence

    Comprehensive Organometallic Chemistry II: A Review of the Literature 1982-94. Editors-in-chief: Edward W. Abel, F. Gordon A. Stone and Geoffrey Wilkinson. Pergamon Press. ?2,795.00 (14 volumes)....

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  9. Snares in the charmed circle

    The convergence of information technologies will fundamentally alter the role of universities but early experimenters are getting it wrong, Chris Hutchison argues. Education is entering a new era....

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  10. Complex debate spoiled by hype

    Michael Harrison defends his university's approach. The headline "Second best degree risk" (THES, April 28) and the Higher Education Quality Council chief executive's "timebomb for the Government"...

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  12. Family of man dividedover in-laws

    Did modern humansevolve from Neanderthals or wipe them out? Olga Wojtas sifts the latest archaeological evidence For almost the whole of this century, there has been a heated scientific debate about...

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  13. The Earth as lab

    Scientists are increasingly confident that they can pinpoint the culprits of global warming, says Stephen Schneider Awareness that pollution can degrade our environment is hardly new. That was...

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  14. Access to a life-long college

    North America is leading the way in providing a rich seam of electronic learning resources which can be tapped by communities which need them the most. Keith Yeomans reports from the US on the...

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