ACADEMIA
November 2012
'In 1990, Hobsbawm embarrassedly asserted that nations are no longer "a feasible project" just when the nations of Eastern Europe, now free from Soviet Tyranny, reasserted themselves'
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September 2012
Cambridge University Press have just published a book by an anti-Zionist, anti-democratic Hegelian elitist. The reason? He has the right enemies
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July/August 2012
Amid the higher costs for university tuition online degree courses are gaining traction. Plato and Cicero would be turning in their grave
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April 2012
As publishers charge more for journals, academics are beginning to feel short-changed.
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