Don's Diary
Tuesday Kyushu, Southern Japan. The earthquake hits at 7.30am. Five point eight on the Richter scale with the epicentre in a nearby town. My hotel room jerks and sways violently like an Inter-City...
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Pension climbdown has a sting in its tail
YOU CAN tell how serious a government is about staying in office by the pace of its pre-election activities. If they are frenetic, ill conceived, subject to little or no consultation and, generally,...
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A cry for freedom
MAYBE if J. D. Jacobs and Douglas Trainer looked behind their own rhetoric when challenging my commitment to free speech they would find that it is not something that has been fought for by...
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Green thoughts
Terra Nova
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Return of the Thing
Journal of Material Culture (three times a year)
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Disney, dinosaurs, DNA and druids
International Journal of Heritage Studies (four times a year)
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Some Middle Age spread
Medieval Life (four times a year)
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Left perplexed by the times
Soundings
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New kids on the block
Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry (four times a year) - Childhood
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Healthy disciplines
Journal of Health Psychology (four times a year)
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Tough channel crossings
European Journal of Industrial Relations (three times a year)
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Out of India
Contemporary South Asia (three times a year) - South Asia Research (two issues a year)
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Critical angles
Teaching in Higher Education (three times a year)
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Quality streetwise
Quality in Higher Education (three times a year)
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First Impressions
This week's First Impressions comes from one half of a famous and Nobel double act: "In the summer of 1955, I arranged to join some friends who were going into the Alps." Entries should be submitted...