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British Academy Review, No. 28, Summer 2016

Includes: Linda Colley on why constitutions matter; Uta Frith on what autism tells us about our social nature; Marina Warner on stories as thought experiments in times of turmoil; Tackling corruption – finding out what really works; Who are the Zoroastrians?; Learning Latin – now and then.

[British Academy] Review, July 1998 - July 1999

The British Academy aims to publish a regular account of its activities by means of its new biannual ‘Review’. In this first issue of the ‘Review’, an account of the whole of the academic session 1998–99 is included.

[British Academy] Review, July-December 1999

The British Academy aims to publish a regular account of its activities by means of its new biannual ‘Review’. This is only the second issue of the ‘Review’, and covers events and activities that took place during the first part of the academic year, from July to December 1999.

[British Academy] Review, January–July 2000

The British Academy aims to publish a regular account of its activities by means of its new biannual ‘Review’. This issue of the ‘Review’ covers events and activities that took place during the first six months of the year, up to and including the AGM which took place in early …

[British Academy] Review, July-December 2000

The British Academy publishes a regular account of its activities by means of its biannual ‘Review’. This issue of the ‘Review’ covers events and activities that took place during the second half of the year, from July to December 2000. This is the fourth issue of the ‘Review’.

[British Academy] Review, January-July 2001

The British Academy publishes a regular account of its activities by means of its biannual ‘Review’. This issue of the ‘Review’ covers events and activities that took place during the first half of the year, from January to July 2001. It is the fifth issue of the ‘Review’.

[British Academy] Review, July-December 2001

The British Academy publishes a regular account of its activities by means of its biannual ‘Review’. This is the sixth issue of the ‘Review’, and covers events and activities that took place from July to December 2001.

[British Academy] Review, Issue 7

This issue of the ‘Review’ includes events and activities that took place during the first half of 2003 (January to July).

British Academy Review, Issue 8

This issue of the ‘British Academy Review’ includes events and activities that took place during the academic year 2003-04. In addition there are articles derived from research that has been sponsored by the Academy through one of its many programmes in aid of scholarship.

British Academy Review, Issue 9

This issue of the ‘British Academy Review’ includes events and activities that took place during the academic year 2004-05. In addition there are articles derived from research that has been sponsored by the Academy through one of its many programmes in aid of scholarship.

British Academy Review, Issue 10, 2007

Read about historical and contemporary issues, from east and west, from software to music, from philosophy to psychology, from Nazi Germany to recent UK defence decision-making. Also policy issues, including copyright and the decline in the study of modern foreign languages.

British Academy Review, Issue 11, July 2008

The twice-yearly ‘British Academy Review’ contains articles illustrating the wide range of scholarship which the British Academy promotes in its role as the UK’s academy for the humanities and social sciences.

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