Practising academic mobilities: bodies, networks and institutional rhythms by Hopkins, D, Higham, J, Orchiston, C, Duncan, T

“…These practices discursively and materially connect historically situated academic mobilities with the “modern,” globalised university system. At the same time, there is increasing attention being paid to the “hypocrisy of hypermobile academics” – often reliant on high‐carbon aeromobilities – in light of the unprecedented and urgent need to decarbonise transport to limit warming to 1.5°C. …”

Which elite? Whose university? Britain’s civic university tradition and the importance of place by Whyte, W

“…But Britain did not have one elite; nor a single university system. In this essay, I attempt to go beyond a narrow focus on Oxford and Cambridge and to examine how the civic – or ‘redbrick’ – universities operated. …”

Benevolent Intent: The Development Encounter in Kenya’s Horticulture Industry by Dolan, C

“…The article contends that all models cast the Kenyan worker as someone to be developed, be it through rural development, integration into a global workforce, or incorporation into a universal system of social justice. …”

Future opportunities and challenges in academic anesthesia in the United Kingdom: a model for maintaining the scientific edge. by Pandit, J

“…RECENT FINDINGS: The main themes covered by this review include: organization of healthcare and university systems, medical postgraduate training, and funding of research. …”