206 results for stuart hall
We've Got Problems Too...
eventual outcome of Thatcherism.' (Peter Jenkins, The Guardian, 3.11.1982) Nov 1982: In 'A Long Haul' Stuart Hall analyses the underlying reasons for Labour's crisis. Dec 1982: A long feature appears in the Financial Times
Marxism Today December 1991
What Marxism Today Has Meant To Me
Towards the end of its time it became less compulsory reading. I thought that Eric Hobsbawm, Stuart Hall and Bea Campbell always had something interesting to say, but it was the lack of attention paid
Marxism Today December 1991
Stone, Paper, Scissors
David Held, The Decline Of The Nation State, in New Times, edited by Stuart Hall and Martin Jacques, Lawrence and Wishart, 1989. This article is abridged from Charles Jencks, New World View - The Post-Modern
Marxism Today February 1991
After Thatcher - A Class Of Her Own
denied that the rhetoric has its own reality because here was a paradigm of what Stuart Hall calls the Conservatives' authoritarian-populism: an innerparty coup by the most powerful persons, conducted in the name
Marxism Today January 1991
book reviews
recent attempts of the British Left to come to terms with the market, everyone from Stuart Hall and Martin Jacques to David Marquand and Raymond Plant. Seldon makes three central arguments. The first
Marxism Today August 1990
Work Your Body!
capture the changing events, moods and issues as we enter the 1990s. The judges, Sue Townsend, Stuart Hall, Martin Jacques and Marsha Rowe, awarded first prize to Matt Seaton for his piece 'Work Your Body
Marxism Today April 1990
Debate on the Manifesto For New Times
also the old 'objective structures' of capitalism and its systematic unity. There has been, as Stuart Hall announced in the issue of Marxism Today which introduced us to the concept of 'new times', a tremendous
Marxism Today August 1989
New Times - The Party Is Over
sense of fragmentation, accompanied by a genralised loss of meaning. The 'new times' argued Stuart Hall in Marxism Today (October 1988), are characterised thus: 'greater fragmentation and pluralism, the weakening of older collective solidarities
Marxism Today March 1989
After the Masses
already dispensed with Lyotard's 'meta-narratives'. Furthermore, the concentration in the work of people like Stuart Hall on the ways in which language has been used within contemporary British politics to actively construct
Marxism Today January 1989
On The Race Track
like - Europe is being so assiduous about safeguarding its increasingly mutual border).24 And while Stuart Hall is of course absolutely right to say that the 'new times' oscillate between the poles of the global
Marxism Today November 1988
Market Mania Of The Left
Labour Party, the TUC, and not least in the pages of Marxism Today. However, as Stuart Hall has pointed out1, rethinking won't get very far until we have clarified our views on the market
Marxism Today June 1988
Frisbees And Famine
failed. It was up to the ordinary punters to change the world. Writers such as Stuart Hall and Martin Jacques were made optimistic by Live Aid and rebuked the TUC and the Labour Party
Marxism Today April 1988
The Art Of Decline
Neil Kinnock's fabian approach which says that art is good for us contrasts sharply with Stuart Hall's argument: 'It's perfectly clear that if you can get hold of culture
Marxism Today January 1987
Poetry Reviewed
NALSO INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR Speakers — Barbara Castle, Stuart Hall, Alasdair MacIntyre and John Hughes and participants from the Continent
New University Issue 8 December 1961
The Misuse of Literacy
NALSO INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR Speakers — Barbara Castle, Stuart Hall, Alasdair MacIntyre and John Hughes and participants from the Continent
New University Issue 8 December 1961
The Left in Germany
which socialist groups have to fight to survive at all. Even so, the comment by Stuart Hall that socialists must develop a critique of capitalism which starts from the “economic miracle” rather than
New University Issue 6 May 1961
Towards two nations
tended to place Andrew Gamble's work in the same tradition as that of Stuart Hall with his emphasis on 'authoritarian populism' as an organising concept in understanding Thatcherism. In 'Smashing the State' (MT June
Marxism Today July 1985
Paternalism Revisited
giant car plant or the elephantine head office are at least worthy of reconsideration. What Stuart Hall has called 'statism' is in retreat all over the world. These fundamental changes in the scale and character
Marxism Today July 1985
Misunderstanding or Misrepresentation? - book review: - The Future of the Left
broad democratic alliance. It is sad that the excellent chapters by Gareth Stedman Jones and Stuart Hall discussing the reasons for the breakdown of the postwar historic bloc, and the conditions necessary for the creation
Marxism Today February 1985
Bump Starting Britain
inflation as a symptom of that need, the radical Right won a key political advantage. As Stuart Hall, in particular, has emphasised, the neo-liberal Right was able to associate themselves with the potent theme
Marxism Today December 1984
Class Conundrum
counts, the socialist movement has to act if it is not to be politically disadvantaged. As Stuart Hall outlined in January's Marxism Today, the politics of leisure is a challenging area to which
Marxism Today May 1984
Rump or Rebirth?
Walshe Marxism Today Jan 1984; Roger Poole, Dave Cook, Marxism Today Feb 1984) and elsewhere (Stuart Hall, New Socialist Jan-Feb 1984) whom I take to be broadly in agreement with 'Labour's Lost Millions
Marxism Today March 1984
The Gender Trap
See Stuart Hall 'The Culture Gap' Marxism Today January 1984. Study Commission on the Family, Families in the Future
Marxism Today February 1984
POLITICAL THEATRE
only to analyse the world outside, but to reassess, internally, our whole strategy of change. As Stuart Hall pointed out at the inaugural meeting of the Socialist Society, we can no longer rely
Marxism Today October 1983
Class of '83
only natural: rethinking child-centred pedagogy' in Is there anyone here from education? 12 Stuart Hall, 'Education in crisis' ibid p7. 13 Jean Bethke Elshtain, 'The social relations of the classroom', in Towards a Socialist
Marxism Today September 1983