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Join us this week in celebrating University Press Week 2020! Every day this week we will posting and sharing content centred on different voices in academic publishing – take a look at our... READ MORE
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By David Whyte The same model of the corporation that was central to colonialism and slavery hundreds of years ago is still thriving, writes David Whyte. And now its threatening all life on Earth. The... READ MORE
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