Social Science Space

This was the question posed at the most recent ‘Myths and Realities’ debate hosted this week in London by the […]

A new report by Community Links and the Refugee Council examines the causes of informal economic activity within refugee communities […]

In an essay published in the London Review of Books, Howard Hotson analyses the THE-QS World University Rankings and concludes […]

Can creativity flourish at a time when government funding for arts and humanities is being cut? That was the question […]

A new book by Alexandra Robbins looks at social science research about what ‘popularity’ means, why cliques rule schools and […]

The number of organizations joining socialsciencespace as partners continues to grow. We are pleased to welcome the British Society of […]

This post is by Richard Nielsen on the Social Science Statistics Blog, hosted by the Institute for Quantitative Science at Harvard University. Every […]

The statistical illiteracy of the population – including policy-makers – was the subject of a discussion at the British Library […]

The Higher Education Policy Institute’s Eighth Annual Lecture was given by Dr Jamil Salmi, the World Bank’s Director of Tertiary […]

The number of organizations joining socialsciencespace as partners is growing. Recent partners include the European Science Foundation and the Canadian […]

A new study of children diagnosed with autism in the US has found that socioeconomic inequalities in who is diagnosed […]

The Guardian Higher Education Network has been created to bring together the latest insight, comment, advice and best practice for […]