Brutal tactics in a heavy-weight world
The Dutch Republic - The Transformation of European Politics 1763-1848
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Patching up the life-worn
Science and the Quiet Art
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The 'vast phenomenon'
Pushkin
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The champion of popular opulence
Hayek's Social and Political Thought
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The lion, the witch and the critic
Children's Literature - Children's Literature in the 1890s and 1990s
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U-turns on the road to Damascus
Contemporary Syria
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Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from an author who, By the Way, started off as a banker: "The Empress turned on her side and closed her eyes with a contented little sigh. The moon beamed down upon her...
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Speaking Volumes: Productivity and Technical Change
Jonathan Mitchie on W. E. G. Salter's Productivity and Technical Change. How on earth do you pick the one book in your academic field which has meant the most to you? The books which have meant the...
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It's a wonderful life
It's a wonderful life: Jane Prophet of Westminster University and Gordon Selley of the London Institute display one of the artificial life-forms that will struggle for survival in a simulated world...
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Hot issue
Publisher John Libbey is one of the first to leap into the interdisciplinary area of new media technologies with a refereed academic journal. Convergence is edited by Julia Knight and Alexis Weedon...
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Grand prix
Southampton Institute's MBA course, offered worldwide over the Internet , has won the Pounds 1,000 KPMG/Daily Echo Business Award recognising "innovation in a new product which has been commercially...
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Uni vac
Six hundred and fifty Yorkshire university students have taken seven-week summer jobs creating an electronic database at Barnsley College, after newspaper advertisements drew 2,000 inquiries. The...
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Electro positive
The Royal Society of Chemistry has established its own site on the World-Wide Web. Besides offering details of the society's information services and professional activities, it has links to the "...
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Lucky number
The Numerical Algorithms Group is celebrating 25 years in mathematical software. Founded by Brian Ford and Steve Hague at Nottingham University, NAG moved to Oxford in 1973 and now has a staff of...
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Libraries compile electronic textbooks
Electronic course banks to be established at seven universities could save students from skyrocketing textbook bills. Course packs will be printed on demand from electronic sources, with publishers...