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  1. Lessons in citizenship

    In the shadows of the German occupation, Marc Bloch (1886-1944), the greatest of medievalists and co-founder of the Annales school of history, posed the essential question for democratic...

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  2. Under-exploited assets

    As we head for the "knowledge society" of the 21st century, British universities seem only half awake, argues Sir Geoffrey Holland. The National Advisory Council on Education and Training Targets is...

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  3. Common trade, common justice

    Business Law in the European Economic Area - The European Internal Market and International Trade: - The Agreement on the European Economic Area

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  4. The rational anthem

    What makes people buy expensive freshly squeezed orange juice at Marks &amp; Spencer? David Walker asks if the idea of rational choice - that people behave consistently selfishly - has passed its...

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  6. The empire strikes back

    The West insists on seeing the war in Chechenia as an internal Russian affair. But as Richard Clogg points out, it is only the latest episode in an old struggle by an independent people against their...

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  8. Power plays and sister acts

    David Walker talks to Partha Dasgupta (right), the Cambridge economist who has focused on the third world's economic dynamos: women. Squatting; cooking; suckling; spinning; water-carrying; herding;...

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  9. Access to a life-long college

    North America is leading the way in providing a rich seam of electronic learning resources which can be tapped by communities which need them the most. Keith Yeomans reports from the US on the...

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  11. Chinese new year

    Source: Corbis Japan loses its crown to its main regional rival, as massive state funding and innovation pay dividends for the People¡¯s Republic, writes Katie Duncan. China has overtaken Japan as...

  12. Symbolic victory

    Andrew Robinson reveals how the secrets of the ancient Maya are being uncovered as Linda Schele and her colleagues learn to decipher the first American writing system. "The American chronicle does...

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  13. Death in the community

    Michael Burleigh on the reaction of German health professionals and relatives to the murder of their mentally ill by the Nazis. My work on Nazi Germany began with a book on the supine involvement of...

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