A space to explore, share and shape the issues facing social and behavioral scientists
The question of what value social media, particularly blogging, holds in academia is ongoing and at times controversial. This is […]
A busy summer means the blog can be overtaken by events. I had intended to write on 11 July about […]
Robin J. Wilson, Franca Cortoni, and Andrew J. McWhinnie, co-authored “Circles of Support & Accountability: A Canadian National Replication of […]
I was going to write about last week’s decision by the UK Information Commissioner to force the University of East […]
As part of a series of occasional interviews with leading social scientists, Russell Schutt talks to socialsciencespace about how he […]
The higher education White Paper published this week by the UK government (‘Students at the heart of the system’) will, […]
The Campaign for the Public University has posted a response to the UK Government’s White Paper on higher education, arguing […]
Ricky Rylance writes in the Independent about the value of quantitive methods to social science students. “Mention quantitive methods to […]
A US perspective on the New College of the Humanities in the UK, which will charge students £18,000 per year and […]
I was rather saddened last week by the comment from a Pakistani colleague who wanted to know how to set […]
I first thought of doing a piece on stealing intellectual property when I started noticing my words being used without […]
GAfREC, the guidance document for UK NHS RECs, has just been updated. Until now all research within the NHS has […]
