New week, new thread of publications in the field of far right, populism etc. 1. Haffert et al.: When Group Appeals Backfire: Explaining the Asymmetric Effects of Place-Based Appeals www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
My paper that is coming out soon* is about why massive climate events in the 'First World' still won't lead to mitigation action. The colonial, masculine fantasy of invulnerability is too definitive. *accepted 11 weeks ago and counting.
They need to fill their boots to pay for the investments in new buildings. But yes that would be a good short term fix (although students missing out on RG places probably wouldn’t agree)
They should but then the RG would end up in financial trouble too
I think they prefer cheaper postdocs
Worth saying that I'm hearing stuff like this from all around the sector - big or small, prestigious or local, it seems to make little difference outside the say ten to fifteen institutions who seem set on running everyone else out of business. www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-e...
Following changes to international student visas in January, Newcastle University now has to plug a £35m gap in its income.
The correct picture of the UK university sector and the picture none of the proposed 'solutions' is yet willing to understand. wonkhe.com/blogs/fees-o...
Meanwhile the people who would have been teaching these students had they not been hoovered up by the RG have been made redundant or pensioned off
Ha thanks!