Yes, it definitely could! Let me know if you decide to look into it further, I'd be very interested in your findings

Nice one Benjamin! I'd be curious to know what you've come across. I never took this further than looking into the links between Pirie and Serebriakoff so would be interested to know if there are further links between Mensa and the ISA as well

Congrats Carla! So excited to see this out!

Thanks Viktoria! Hope you enjoy it!

Thanks Claudia!

Here it is: archive.org/details/mank...

(2/3) ... For reasons I haven't been able to reconstruct, the first five or so volumes of the MQ sported on its back cover an advertisement from the University of Edinburgh asking alumni to donate money towards the upkeep of the uni's estate and facilities.

Or hires!

Yeah I saw; it's bleak!

The books I'm thinking of are:
(1) Woodley & Figueredo tinyurl.com/24h9f6j3
(2) Dutton & Charlton tinyurl.com/2z63wp78

Maybe this isn't too surprising given that Richard Lynn was one of the original signatories to the IEA's declaration of intent for an independent uni

I knew it was going to be the Uni of Buckingham even before I saw the full poster. Buckingham, that famous bastion of politically neutral science whose university press published two literal eugenics textbooks in the last 15 years

PS. I'd say that Eysenck wasn't so much 'accused' of eugenics as a card-carrying eugenicist - he'd been a fellow and even active officer of the Eugenics Society since the 40s!