A Different Portrait of the Rohingya: An Interview with Greg Constantine
Lars Cornelissen sits down with two-time ISRF Fellow Greg Constantine to talk about his recent research on the untold history of the Rohingya.
Lars Cornelissen sits down with two-time ISRF Fellow Greg Constantine to talk about his recent research on the untold history of the Rohingya.
The ISRF’s First Book Grant Competition is open for applications from recent PhD graduates who want to produce a publishable work.
Lars Cornelissen shows that the prospect of university closures was always baked into the defence of student-funded higher education.
With just over a month to go until the ISRF Conference in Warsaw, Poland, here are some of the key topics which will be discussed.
In this Director’s Note, Christopher Newfield asks what the novel Tastes Like War teaches us about the importance of research.
The latest round of Mid-Career Fellowships will provide funding for six academics allowing them time away from teaching to focus on their research.
In his monthly Director’s Note, Christopher Newfield argues that we need a radical rethink of higher education policy in the United Kingdom.
James Brackley, Adam Leaver and David Yates explore the causes of the fiscal crisis currently gripping the higher education sector in the UK.
Season IV of the ISRF’s Book Launches highlighted many of the key themes linking its Fellows’ work.
An eye-opening new book exposes the barriers preventing fairer, more inclusive representation.
