Self-harm and violence ‘at an all-time high’ in the male prison estate – what are we doing so wrong? by Danielle McDermott, Dominic Willmott

“…Whilst the UK experienced a significant reduction (43%) in suicides across the male and female prison estate throughout 2017, a damning report from the HM Inspectorate of Prisons highlighted five prisoners at HMP Leeds had killed themselves in less than two years. …”
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Hereditary automorphic Lie algebras by Vincent Knibbeler, Sara Lombardo, Jan A. Sanders

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Travelling theories by Moya Lloyd

“…In an essay from 1982, the renowned cultural critic Edward Said explored the idea of travelling theory. …”
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Weighting for computerized peer-assessment to be accepted by Phil Davies

“…This paper details the process undertaken in developing a peer-assessed, essay-based assignment making use of the CAP (Computerised Assessment by Peers) system. …”
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The triangle of HRM practices by Araz Zirar

“…Although the word ‘success’ might not escape the challenge of a clear definition, understanding and linking espoused, enacted and perceived HRM practices are crucial parts of the unique bundle of HRM practices (Khilji and Wang, 2006). …”
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Believing in bits: Digital media and the supernatural by Simone Natale, Diana Pasulka

“…The essays in Believing in Bits advance the idea that religious beliefs and practices have become inextricably linked to the functioning of digital media. …”
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Graduate voice – the missing link in forming modern HE policy by Deena Ingham

“…The value of a degree has long been the subject of public debate often conducted in the media whose headlines of escalating student debt have conflicted with the higher education sector’s messages to prospective students of a degree being a sound investment for the future. …”
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‘his eye running down the typescript’: Ulysses, ‘Aeolus’ and the Art of Revision by Clare Hutton

“…Sullivan’s work offers an extremely useful typology of revision as an element of Modernist literary authorship, but in respect of Ulysses there is more to be said. In particular Sullivan does not consider the different kinds of motivation underpinning the revision of the text, the significance of the different stages at which Joyce was working on the text, and the significance of changing social context and opportunity in the story of how Ulysses came to be so radically altered. …”
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