Political violence – New Historical Express

Border control studies, Britain-EEC/EU relations, British History, Contemporary history, Counter-terrorism history, Criminology, European History, European Union, Immigration, Irish history, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, Northern Ireland, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Uncategorized

Policing the Northern Irish border in the 1970s
1968, Aboriginal activism, Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Announcements, Anti-apartheid, Archives, ASIO, Australian history, Contemporary history, Criminal justice system, Criminology, Embassies and protest, Indigenous activism, Journal announcements, Journal articles, Law & order, Papers/Seminars, Parliament, Police violence, Policing history, Political violence, protest, Protest laws, Public Order Act, Public order issues, Whitlam Government

New article in Journal of Australian Studies: Policing Protest in the Australian Capital Territory
Armagh, British far left, Communist Party of Great Britain, Connolly Association, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Feminism, hunger strikes, International Marxist Group, Irish history, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, IS/SWP, Northern Ireland, Pauline McLaughlin, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Research, Revolutionary Communist Group, Revolutionary Communist Tendency, SLL/WRP, Socialist Challenge, Socialist Worker, Troops Out Movement, Women’s liberation

“Don’t Let Them Die!”: The British Far Left and the Armagh Women’s Prisoner Protest
Border control studies, British ‘race relations’, British History, British Movement, Colin Jordan, Fascism, George Lincoln Rockwell, Immigration, KKK, Malcolm X, National Front, Political violence, Public Order Act, Racist violence, Right-wing extremism/radicalism, US right

The UK Home Office and American Nazis: The Deportation of George Lincoln Rockwell
Agee/Hosenball, Archives, Border control studies, British ‘race relations’, British History, Conservatives, Contemporary history, Counter-terrorism history, Criminology, Embassies and diplomatic staff, Embassies and protest, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Immigration, Iranian Embassy Siege, Irish terrorism, Lord Carringron, Margaret Thatcher, Middle East/North Africa, National Archives (UK), Northern Ireland, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Research, Security services (UK), Terrorism, UKBA

Removing the barriers to deportation from the UK: Lord Carrington and counter-terrorist efforts in the early 1980s
anti-fascism, Anti-Nazi League, Anti-racism, Asian Youth Movement, Books, British ‘race relations’, British far left, British History, Communist Party of Great Britain, Contemporary history, Daily Worker/Morning Star, David Widgery, Fascism, IS/SWP, Lewisham, National Front, Police violence, Policing history, Political violence, protest, Public order issues, Racist violence, Right-wing extremism/radicalism, Rock Against Racism, Socialist Worker, Trotskyism

The ‘Battle of Lewisham’ and the anti-fascist challenge to the Communist Party
Anti-colonialism, Anti-communism, ASIO, Australian Labor Party, British Commonwealth, British far left, British History, Britishness, Canada, Colonial Office, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Communist Party of Australia, Communist Party of Great Britain, Communist Party of South Africa, Communist Party of the USA, Decolonisation, Embassies and diplomatic staff, Empire, Espionage, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Harold Laski, International communist movement, MI5, National Archives (UK), National Archives of Australia, New Zealand, Papers/Seminars, Political violence, Research, Rhodesia, Security services (UK), South Africa, South African Communist Party, Southern Rhodesian Communist Party, The Guardian (CPSA), Tories, Trade unions, UK Labour Party, US history, US Left, Western Intervention, Young Communist League

Policing Communism Across the British Empire: A Transnational Study
43 Group, anti-fascism, Anti-racism, British ‘race relations’, British Union of Fascists, Cable Street, Communist Party of Great Britain, Fascism, Modern European History, Oswald Mosley, Political violence, protest, Protest laws, Public order issues, Union Movement

The Communist Party and Mosley’s Union Movement, 1947-51

Category: Political violence