Book review, Reviews of Emma Liggins's book on George Gissing and Susan Hamilton's on Frances Power Cobb.

Endpiece to special issue of the Interconnections journal on sustainability: 'Perspectives on sustainability'.

'This article may not exactly replicate the final version published in the APA journal. It is not the copy of record.', Five minutes of processing the local features of a Navon letter causes a detriment in subsequent face recognition performance…

The definitive version is available at www3.interscience.wiley.com, Aim  To identify Antarctic palaeoendemic taxa and their probable glacial refugia from regional groups of endemic species records.


Location  Antarctica.


Methods  We compiled a list of Antarctic non-marine invertebrates…

Special issue of the journal Women: a Cultural Review, with critical introduction written and edited by Maroula Joannou, Lucie Armitt and Paulina Palmer.

Critical introduction to the special issue of the journal Women: a Cultural Review, written and edited by Maroula Joannou, Lucie Armitt and Paulina Palmer.

The black squirrel is a melanic variant of the gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis). We found 3 coat color variants in the gray
squirrel: the wild-type gray, a jet-black, and a brown–black phenotype. These 3 morphs are due to varying distributions…

Much organisational theory has been inspired by ideas of complexity and chaos theory. However, does this really happen in practice? Greg
O’Shea argues that, to maintain these principles, we need to be able to dig deeper into what is happening…

Bronwen Rees interviews Professor Apichai Puntasen
about the attempts to introduce the King’s ideas
of Sufficiency Economy into Thailand. The core of this philosophy is developing compassion and co-operation rather than competition.

Complexity and chaos to date have been largely academic concepts. From his long-ranging
experience as consultant, Greg O’Shea demonstrates that these are not just analytic theories – when harnessed to a shared purpose, they can lead to a balance between…