A statement has been issued by a  number of scholarly associations in the US supporting the right of academics to […]

Public and private institutions regularly establish commissions to report, generally publicly, on a wide range of subjects. These commissions potentially […]

How can a bottle of Coke help minimally educated entrepreneurs run a microenterprise? Gina Vega talks to Blaine McCormick and Van […]

As a social scientist I find it interesting to seek out topics for study that no-one else seems to have […]

The University of East London is currently accepting applications for an open position of Lecturer in Social Enterprise in the School […]

SAGE has launched a rewards program in which all journal reviewers will enjoy 30 days of free access to the 630+ […]

New research from the University of California, Berkeley, suggests that when it comes to dating, cyberspace is as segregated as […]

The third event in the Myths and Realities joint series last year at the British Library attracted a large audience to hear […]

“Emotional Intelligence and Transformational and Transactional Leadership: A Meta-Analysis”, by P.D. Harms of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, and […]

The National Student Survey does not provide the valid, reliable data needed to compare higher education institutions. Such differences as […]

“When Does Teamwork Translate Into Improved Team Performance? A Resource Allocation Perspective”, by Christopher O.L.H. Porter of Texas A & […]

Suddenly the Big Society appears to be unravelling.  First we have the Government’s champion of voluntarism, Lord Wei, announcing that […]