New Political Directions - "Soundings"

Stuart Hall (editor), Doreen Massey (editor), Michael Rustin (editor), Judith Rugg (illustrator), Michele Sedgwick (illustrator)

Paperback (26 Apr 2001)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Issue 17 of Soundings has no guest-edited theme section. Instead it offers a wide-ranging selection of articles that we think make a useful contribution to current discussion and debate.;Contributors;Paul Allen, D. M. Black, Jon Bloomfield, Yvon le Bot, Catherine Byron, Massimo Cacciari, John Calmore, Fergus Crow, Jane Desmarais, David Donnison, Nick Henry, Phil Hubbard, Ludovic Hunter-Tilney, Michael Laskey, Giulio Marcon, Ruby Millington, Richard Minns, Merilyn Moos, Mario Pianta, Judith Rugg, Michele Sedgwick, Marco Semo, Anna Spadolini, Ian Taylor, Sue Tibballs, Kevin Ward, Frances Wilson.

About the Publisher

Lawrence and Wishart Ltd

We started life through the merger of Martin Lawrence, the Communist Party's press and Wishart Ltd, a family-owned liberal and anti-fascist publisher. The late 1930s were a time of political and cultural turmoil, and the new press was immersed in the political and cultural life of the Popular Front, publishing literature, drama and poetry, as well as political economy, working-class history and the classics of Marxism New Writing, a twice-yearly L&W anthology, published writers such as W.H.Auden, Ralph Fox, Christopher Isherwood and Cecil Day Lewis.