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How Misreading Adam Smith Helped Spawn Deaths of Despair

Why Adam Smith remains a towering presence in the modern landscape

Smith was an intellectual magpie whose gems of wisdom still sparkle

In day three of our Adam Smith tercentenary series, Dominic Ryan hears from Dr Maha Rafi Atal how Smith’s writings spanned not just economics but…

Advertising in the pandemic: how companies used COVID as a marketing tool

At the start of the pandemic, consumers were bombarded with a new and hastily constructed form of advertising. In those “uncertain times”, customers were

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Großbrand in Kapstadt: Globale Hilfsaktion zur Rettung berühmter Bücher

Ein Großfeuer hat die berühmte Uni-Bibliothek mit historisch wichtigen Büchern in der Touristenmetropole Kapstadt zerstört. Akademiker aus aller Welt helfen nun zu retten, was noch zu retten ist.

UCT scrambles to recover valuable material lost in library fire

UCT scrambles to recover valuable material lost in library fire By Sisonke Mlamla Share Cape Town - The UCT community, including the alumni, have urged researchers around the world who have photocopies or images of documents destroyed in the Jagger Library fire to contribute those to help recover some of the lost records. Dr Maha Rafi Atal, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Copenhagen Business School in Frederiksberg, Denmark, took an initiative to establish a registry of copies of materials that researchers have among their research collections. Atal, who is collecting the information online, said in light of the fire at UCT on Sunday, academics and other researchers around the world who have worked in those special collections and have taken photocopies or mobile phone images of documents may be able to contribute those to help recover some of the lost records.

Scholars to help restore collections destroyed by UCT library fire

WATCH: This is what it looks like inside UCT's gutted Jagger Library

WATCH: This is what it looks like inside UCT’s gutted Jagger Library By Phando Jikelo, Rudolf Nkgadima 2h ago Share Cape Town - Hundreds of years of history have gone up in smoke after an “out of control” fire destroyed the the Reading Room of the nearly 200-year-old Jagger Library at the University of Cape Town. The wildfire broke out early on Sunday morning at Rhodes Memorial and spread to UCT yesterday and then towards the Devils Peak Estate/Vredehoek area of the Cape Town City Bowl overnight. Firefighters are still battling the blaze. Parts of UCT’s library, residences and upper campus buildings were damaged by the fire.