In the information wars, we are on the front line

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the roles played by higher education establishments in causing social and political changes are discussed. Examples of academic actions determining political change are given, including the movement of Yugoslav students which forced Slobodan Milosevic out of power in 2000.

Lecturers

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Beards are back, nut no Che

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the role of students in advancing the liberal revolution in Morocco are discussed. Particular attention is given to comparisons between the beard-wearing, liberal, revolutionary Che Guevara and the lack of ideological involvement of the students of 2000.

Morocco

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How a handbag casts its shadow on places of light and learning

Article Abstract:

United Kingdom higher education is discussed with emphasis on its relations with politicians over a century. Legislation relating to higher education is examined and the education of the politicians involved is described.

United Kingdom, Education

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