Stuart Hall
Selected Political Writings
The Great Moving Right Show and Other Essays
Herausgeber: Davison, Sally; Schwarz, Bill; Rustin, Michael; Featherstone, David
Stuart Hall
Selected Political Writings
The Great Moving Right Show and Other Essays
Herausgeber: Davison, Sally; Schwarz, Bill; Rustin, Michael; Featherstone, David
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Written between 1957 and 2011 and appearing in publications such as New Left Review and Marxism Today, these twenty essays are Stuart Hall's best known and most important writings that directly engage with political issues.
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Written between 1957 and 2011 and appearing in publications such as New Left Review and Marxism Today, these twenty essays are Stuart Hall's best known and most important writings that directly engage with political issues.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 217mm x 141mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 434g
- ISBN-13: 9780822369066
- ISBN-10: 0822369060
- Artikelnr.: 46474672
- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 217mm x 141mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 434g
- ISBN-13: 9780822369066
- ISBN-10: 0822369060
- Artikelnr.: 46474672
Stuart Hall (1932–2014) was one of the most prominent and influential scholars and public intellectuals of his generation. Hall appeared widely on British media, taught at the University of Birmingham and the Open University, was the founding editor of New Left Review, and served as the director of Birmingham’s Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies. He is the author of Familiar Stranger: A Life between Two Islands and Cultural Studies 1983: A Theoretical History, both also published by Duke University Press. Sally Davison is the managing editor at Lawrence & Wishart and the editor of Soundings. David Featherstone is Senior Lecturer of Geographical and Earth Sciences at the University of Glasgow. Michael Rustin is Professor of Sociology at the University of East London. Bill Schwarz is Professor of English at Queen Mary University of London.
Introduction / Sally Davison, David Featherstone and Bill Schwarz 1
Note on Texts 16
Part 1: The New Left and after
1. The new Conservatism and the old (1957) 18
2. A sense of classlessness (1958) 28
3. The supply of demand (1960) 47
4. The Cuban crisis: trial-run or steps towards peace? (1963) 70
5. Political commitment (1966) 85
6. A world at one with itself (1970) 107
7. The first New Left: life and times (1990) 117
Part 2: Thatcherism
8. Racism and reaction (1978) 142
9. 1970: Birth of the law and order society (1978) 158
10. The great moving right show (1979) 172
11. The 'Little Caesars' of social democracy (1981) 187
12. The empire strikes back (1982) 200
13. The crisis of Labourism (1984) 207
14. The state: socialism's old caretaker (1984) 223
15. Blue election, election blues (1987) 238
16. The meaning of new times (1989) 248
17. And not a shot fired: the end of Thatcherism? (1991) 266
18. Our mongrel selves (1992) 275
Part 3: Neoliberalism
19. The great moving nowhere show (1998) 283
20. New Labour's double-shuffle (2003) 301
21. The neoliberal revolution (2011) 317
Afterword / Michael Rustin 336
Notes on historical figures 354
Index 361
Note on Texts 16
Part 1: The New Left and after
1. The new Conservatism and the old (1957) 18
2. A sense of classlessness (1958) 28
3. The supply of demand (1960) 47
4. The Cuban crisis: trial-run or steps towards peace? (1963) 70
5. Political commitment (1966) 85
6. A world at one with itself (1970) 107
7. The first New Left: life and times (1990) 117
Part 2: Thatcherism
8. Racism and reaction (1978) 142
9. 1970: Birth of the law and order society (1978) 158
10. The great moving right show (1979) 172
11. The 'Little Caesars' of social democracy (1981) 187
12. The empire strikes back (1982) 200
13. The crisis of Labourism (1984) 207
14. The state: socialism's old caretaker (1984) 223
15. Blue election, election blues (1987) 238
16. The meaning of new times (1989) 248
17. And not a shot fired: the end of Thatcherism? (1991) 266
18. Our mongrel selves (1992) 275
Part 3: Neoliberalism
19. The great moving nowhere show (1998) 283
20. New Labour's double-shuffle (2003) 301
21. The neoliberal revolution (2011) 317
Afterword / Michael Rustin 336
Notes on historical figures 354
Index 361
Introduction / Sally Davison, David Featherstone and Bill Schwarz 1
Note on Texts 16
Part 1: The New Left and after
1. The new Conservatism and the old (1957) 18
2. A sense of classlessness (1958) 28
3. The supply of demand (1960) 47
4. The Cuban crisis: trial-run or steps towards peace? (1963) 70
5. Political commitment (1966) 85
6. A world at one with itself (1970) 107
7. The first New Left: life and times (1990) 117
Part 2: Thatcherism
8. Racism and reaction (1978) 142
9. 1970: Birth of the law and order society (1978) 158
10. The great moving right show (1979) 172
11. The 'Little Caesars' of social democracy (1981) 187
12. The empire strikes back (1982) 200
13. The crisis of Labourism (1984) 207
14. The state: socialism's old caretaker (1984) 223
15. Blue election, election blues (1987) 238
16. The meaning of new times (1989) 248
17. And not a shot fired: the end of Thatcherism? (1991) 266
18. Our mongrel selves (1992) 275
Part 3: Neoliberalism
19. The great moving nowhere show (1998) 283
20. New Labour's double-shuffle (2003) 301
21. The neoliberal revolution (2011) 317
Afterword / Michael Rustin 336
Notes on historical figures 354
Index 361
Note on Texts 16
Part 1: The New Left and after
1. The new Conservatism and the old (1957) 18
2. A sense of classlessness (1958) 28
3. The supply of demand (1960) 47
4. The Cuban crisis: trial-run or steps towards peace? (1963) 70
5. Political commitment (1966) 85
6. A world at one with itself (1970) 107
7. The first New Left: life and times (1990) 117
Part 2: Thatcherism
8. Racism and reaction (1978) 142
9. 1970: Birth of the law and order society (1978) 158
10. The great moving right show (1979) 172
11. The 'Little Caesars' of social democracy (1981) 187
12. The empire strikes back (1982) 200
13. The crisis of Labourism (1984) 207
14. The state: socialism's old caretaker (1984) 223
15. Blue election, election blues (1987) 238
16. The meaning of new times (1989) 248
17. And not a shot fired: the end of Thatcherism? (1991) 266
18. Our mongrel selves (1992) 275
Part 3: Neoliberalism
19. The great moving nowhere show (1998) 283
20. New Labour's double-shuffle (2003) 301
21. The neoliberal revolution (2011) 317
Afterword / Michael Rustin 336
Notes on historical figures 354
Index 361