New Historical Express

Category: Neo-liberalism

Acid house, British History, Club culture, Contemporary history, Drugs, Electronic music, Gentrification, Hacienda, Law & order, Manchester, Neo-liberalism, Nighttime economy, Policing history, Pop music, Popular culture, Public order issues, Rave culture, Thatcherism, Youth culture

Policing club culture in the UK and the neoliberal city
1989, Anti-apartheid, Antonio Gramsci, British far left, British History, British Road to Socialism, CND, Communist Party of Great Britain, Contemporary history, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Entryism, Eric Hobsbawm, Eurocommunism, G.C. Spivak, Homi Bhabha, Intersectionality, Jeremy Corbyn, Margaret Thatcher, Martin jacques, Marxism, Marxism Today, Neo-liberalism, New Labour, New Left, New Times, Stuart Hall, Thatcherism, UK Labour Party

The final years of the CPGB and the legacy of Marxism Today
1981 riots, 2-Tone, British ‘race relations’, British far left, British History, Contemporary history, Criminology, Hansard, Liverpool, Margaret Thatcher, National Archives (UK), Neo-liberalism, Policing history, Political violence, protest, Protest laws, Public order issues, Riots, Southall, Thatcherism, Tories, Youth culture

July 3, 1981: The beginning of Britain’s summer on fire
Australian history, Biopolitics, Border control studies, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Contemporary history, Immigration, Neo-liberalism, Refugees

Phillips on the modern immigration control system
Anti-apartheid, British History, Contemporary history, Counter-terrorism history, Irish terrorism, Nelson Mandela, Neo-liberalism, PLO, Right-wing extremism/radicalism, Right-wing populism, South Africa, Terrorism, Thatcherism, Tories

Thatcher and the ANC as ‘terrorists’
1989, British far left, British History, Collapse of communism, Communist Party of Great Britain, Contemporary history, Eric Hobsbawm, International communist movement, IS/SWP, Marxism Today, Marxism-Leninism, Neo-liberalism, New Labour, New Left, New Times, Party manifestos, Popular culture, Stuart Hall, UK Labour Party

“I like your old stuff better than your new stuff”: Marxism Today’s ‘New Times’ is 25 years old
2010 election, Border control studies, Britain-EEC/EU relations, British ‘race relations’, British History, Contemporary history, Ed Miliband, Elections, Immigration, Immigration Act 1971, Neo-liberalism, New Labour, Refugees, Right-wing populism, Smethwick, Tories, UK Labour Party, UKBA, UKIP

The ‘Smethwick Problem’ in 2010: Labour, Immigration and Responding to Electoral Defeat
1981 riots, 2011 riots, academia, Announcements, British ‘race relations’, British far left, British History, Contemporary history, Criminology, Government inquiries, Journal announcements, Neo-liberalism, Papers/Seminars, Policing history, Public order issues, Racist violence, Scarman Report, Thatcherism, Tories, UK Labour Party, Youth culture

“Reading the Riot Act”: New special issue of Journal for Cultural Research on UK 2011 Riots available now