What are you reading? 鈥 30 May 2019
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers

David Newman is unconvinced by claims that the Middle East is being reconfigured

Joanna Bourke has reservations about an attempt to track the changing meanings of terror

Tony Mann assesses an argument about the role of mathematical beauty as a key to understanding how the universe works

Peter J. Smith raises a glass to 鈥榗onviviality鈥櫬爄n life and literature

Lisa Hopkins applauds a 鈥榳oke鈥 look at the gaps in Shakespeare鈥檚 plays

Post-18 review highlights the chaotic nature of Westminster policymaking, writes John Morgan

A different environment can do wonders for a person; might universities feel a similar refreshment when the UK鈥檚 political landscape settles down again?
Assessing the future of assessment The feature 鈥淭ime to get real鈥 asks if university assessment still passes muster and properly reflects real-world tasks (23 May). Many of us have been listening to...

Event will include launch of 色盒直播 Europe Teaching Rankings 2019

Cost growth still set to outstrip funding, as 鈥榝ees free鈥 absorbs the fat

Why do anger聽and indignation come so quick these days? wonders Matthew Reisz

England鈥檚 post-18 education review panel says replacement public funding should be targeted to courses with most 鈥榮ocial and economic value鈥

Post-18 funding review calls for minimum grants of 拢3,000 annually for poorest and extending聽loan payment period to 40 years