Editors: Des Freedman and Daya Kishan ThussuEdition: FirstPublisher: SagePages: 336Price: ?75.00 and ?26.99ISBN: 9781446201572 and 1589After their 2003 book for Sage, War and the Media: Reporting...
The 2012 Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings will be published on 15 March.
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As a new exhibition illuminates the creative expressions of a Muslim ritual, James Piscatori explores its spiritual dimension
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Jon Baldwin has left for Australia, but he has a few home truths to impart from abroad about the mess the UK academy is in