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13 Jun 2014:The self-defeating logic of militarised social science targets anti-capitalist 'extremists' in the new 'age of uncertainty'
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12 Jun 2014:
Nafeez Ahmed: Social science is being militarised to develop 'operational tools' to target peaceful activists and protest movements
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17 Dec 2013:
Universities Academics sexed up their research; ministers played with the rules over student numbers
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2 Oct 2013: Students' Assembly Against Austerity seeks to move NUS to the left and mobilise students as a more effective political force
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11 Feb 2013: Michael Chessum: In the corridors of power, the idea of free education has in 10 years somehow become an almost unutterably radical demand
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5 Jan 2013:
Complaint comes as research councils revealed to have withdrawn from supporting taught master's degrees
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7 Dec 2012: Peter Wilby: Michael Gove's policies are not a disaster for our schools or our children. They are just an irrelevance and a monumental waste of money
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12 Sep 2012:
As VCs gather for their annual conference, Louis Coiffait considers the main drivers of change and examines whether or not they will lead to revolutionary transformation in UK HE
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3 Sep 2012:
As children head back to school, growing numbers of families are opting for 'education otherwise.' Home education networks in North, West and South Yorkshire report a dramatic increase in members, with even higher concentrations in Lancashire. But as Ann Czernik reports, there is a snag
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Guardian Professional, 2 Aug 2012:
Three months after finishing his PhD, one young academic is now claiming job seekers allowance and finding out that the 'real world' neither understands nor appreciates his skills
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Guardian Professional, 23 Jul 2012:
Clearing 2012: Universities are making more AAB offers, but fewer lower insurance choices for students could lead to a crisis in clearing, says Kim Catcheside
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Guardian Professional,
4 Jul 2012:
By being adaptable and accessible, OERs, have the potential to solve the global education crisis and contribute to sustainable economic growth - if governments are prepared to act
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Guardian Professional, 28 Jun 2012:
Could austerity and policy reforms be creating innovators in universities? If so, tell us who they are and why you admire them
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Guardian Professional, 27 Jun 2012:
Alumni are ambassadors of their alma mater and are vital for revenue and placement opportunities. So how can universities get the most from their graduates? Join the debate, 29 June
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Guardian Professional,
19 Jun 2012:
In competitive times, universities are being encouraged to create more distinct brand identities. But how compatible is this with the existing measures of excellence, asks Eliza Anyangwe?
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