Abstract
The beginning of the new decade brings with it important developments that are likely to impact significantly on anthropology in the UK, and perhaps more widely. A coalition Tory-Liberal UK government is radically shaking up higher education in England and Wales and debates abound in the British media about whether concern about government deficit reduction strategies, following the large-scale bail out of banks, is being utilised as a cover for ideologically driven reforms in the public sector.
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