British Academy Review, Issue 21, January 2013
- Date
- 07 Apr 2016
- Number of pages
- 72
The fruits of research in the humanities and social sciences.
As usual, this issue contains articles derived from the British Academy’s programmes of events and publications. But the issue concentrates on the Academy’s support for academic research.
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Eating fruit and vegetables gives your skin a golden glow
David I Perrett, Ross D Whitehead and Gozde Ozakinci
The Polish-Lithuanian Union, 1386-1795
Robert Frost
Making a revolutionary generation in Ireland
Roy Foster
The working life of models
Erika Mansnerus
Earwitness evidence and the question of voice similarity
Kirsty McDougall
The true radicalism of the right to housing
Jessie Hohmann
British Academy Small Research Grants: an anniversary worth celebrating
Research on childhood and play: Drawing on the Opie legacy
Jackie Marsh
A failure of faith: Herbert Grierson, Thomas Carlyle, and the British Academy ‘Master Mind’ Lecture of 1940
David R Sorensen
British Academy Schools Language Awards 2012
Scholarship and international relations
Adam Roberts
A registration crisis? History and policy
Simon Szreter and Keith Breckenridge
Civil society in Russia: Rural clubs and a new popular education
W John Morgan and Grigori A Kliucharev
How did we become unprepared? Emergency and resilience in an uncertain world
Mark Duffield
From the archive: Charles Wakefield and the British Academy’s first home
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