Geography applications still strong, says society director Royal Geographical Society head refutes claims of field's demise. Donna Bowater reports 4 September
Keep peer review at REF core, chairs warn Senior RAE figures offer frank perspectives on the future of research funding. Zoe Corbyn reports 28 August
Let students enjoy the power of print Academics welcome a new trend for undergraduate journals. Zoe Corbyn and Matt Rooney report 7 August
Measures without meaning Peer review lets us reward excellence when we see it; spurious 'absolute' standards do not, says Ron Johnston 8 May
The American Dream It is a tempting proposition: a new life and a new job at a US or Canadian university. But what is the reality of academic life in North America? Esther Oxford asks those who took the plunge 17 April
Worldwide webs of capitalism - Globalization's Contradictions - The Globalization and Development Reader 25 May
More than just idle chatter about weather - The Global Climate System - Global Warming - The Science and Politics of Global Climate Change 25 May
Roam and ramble in the thickets of green policy The Earthscan Reader in Forestry and Development - The Earthscan Reader in Sustainable Agriculture - The Earthscan Reader in Environmental Values 1 September
A few insights into penetrating vision Introduction to Microwave Remote Sensing. First Edition 26 May
Fenced in by a borderline idea Global Geopolitics - Territory - Political Geography. First Edition 26 May
An unfocused attempt to see the world through a prism of diamonds and coal dust Carbon and its Domestication. First Edition 26 May
Vast emptiness of silent glory The Causes and Progression of Desertification - Call of the Desert 2 September