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Andrew Malcolm (author) several momentous questions for the country's higher education system are hotly in dispute.' Andrew Malcolm, "Making Names", AKME publications, 1992 (Hardback), 1993 (Paperback) and Andrew Malcolm, "The Remedy", AKME publications, published 1999, second edition 2002. Andrew Malcolm (author) Andrew Malcolm, born 10 October 1948, is a British author and campaigner, who pursued a seven-year breach-of-contract claim against Oxford University Press, which he won with a landmark legal judgment in the Court of Appeal in 1990. Reporting on the verdict, Laurence Marks in the Observer wrote, 'It is the first time in living memory that Grub Street has won such a