Press release on legal warnings issued to Universities UK, Advance HE, GuildHE for fiduciary breaches and governance failures in UK higher education sector.

An evidentiary policy paper analysing systemic fragility in UK higher education through the lens of Akerlof’s ‘lemons’ market. Examines opaque rankings and think tanks as conflicted intermediaries, and proposes fiduciary openness, ratings reform, and stress testing to safeguard systemic stability.

Detailed press release on legal warnings issued to UK Education Select Committee, demanding transparency, conflict-of-interest disclosures, and accountability amid higher education governance crisis.

Peter Kahl’s essay critically examines systemic governance failures in UK higher education, including fiduciary opacity, epistemic clientelism, lobbying by charities, and administrative entrenchment. It proposes nationalisation with comprehensive fiduciary-epistemic reforms to restore accountability and justice.

This policy report argues that UK higher education should be treated as critical national infrastructure. It highlights systemic risks from market fragility, fiscal exposure, and governance opacity, and sets out reforms for fiduciary openness, resilience planning, and conflict-proofed oversight.

Legal advocacy and research by Peter Kahl exposing systemic opacity and fiduciary breaches in UK higher education, with formal action against key governance bodies.

A reflective essay by Peter Kahl on the fight against institutional injustice, the silence of journalism, and why courageous researchers must persist—even without a smoking gun.