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British Academy Review, Issue 20, Summer 2012
Includes: Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa in conversation. Also: Celebrating women in the humanities and social sciences. What is wrong with our financial services sector? Winston Churchill and the British Academy.
British Academy Review, Issue 21, January 2013
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.
British Academy Review, Issue 22, Summer 2013
Includes: A century of art history scholarship. Also: The future of the Union. History in the Third Reich. Environmental NGOs in court. Keynes and the British Academy. The roots of Christian fundamentalism.
British Academy Review, Issue 23, February 2014
Eleven perspectives on how the humanities and social sciences enrich our lives. Eleven Fellows of the British Academy in conversation. This issue of the ‘British Academy Review’ has been produced as part of the British Academy’s Prospering Wisely project.
British Academy Review, Issue 24, Summer 2014
Includes: Defining a thousand years of medieval British writing. Also: Growing older, slowing down? Abolishing modern slavery. The importance of soft power. A 250-year-old cache of unopened letters. A First World War hospital for officers.
British Academy Review, Issue 25, February 2015
Includes: Sculptural treasures of Roman London. Also: The importance of international engagement; the other Bletchley Park story.
British Academy Review, Issue 26, Summer 2015
Includes: New discoveries in British Renaissance art. Also: Meeting Hitler’s biographer; How terrorists learn.
British Academy Review, Issue 27, February 2016
Includes: Music, history and cultural identity in West Africa. Also: The generation behind the 1916 Easter Rising; Making sense of the headlines.
British Academy Review, No. 37, December 2021
Catching up with Professor Dominic Abrams FBA to discuss trust – why we lack it, why we need it and how we can use it to build a stronger and more resilient society.
