Soundings a journal of politics and culture |
Launch Issue Autumn 1995
Stuart Hall, Doreen Massey, Michael Rustin (eds)
The
purpose of Soundings is to give a new direction and depth to political,
cultural and economic debate in Britain. It aims to explore the reinvention
of socialist tradition, and to generate new agendas for the left.
Contributors and contents:
Stuart Hall, Doreen Massey and Michael Rustin Uncomfortable Times
Stuart Hall Parties on the Verge
of a Nervous Breakdown
Barbara Castle Lessons for Labour
Beatrix Campbell A Critique of Communitarianism
Lynne Murray Personal and Social Influences on Parenting and Adult
Life
Mae-Wan Ho Unravelling Gene Biotechnology
Lola Young and Ingrid Pollard Environmental Images and Imaginary
Landscapes
Maggie Mort Mountain Bikes
Kerry Hamilton, Max Dixon and Graham-Smith Returning the Streets
to People
Heather Hunt (interview) Personal Politics and Anti-roads Campaigning
Michael Rustin William Cobbett
Simon Edge Lifestyle and the Gay Advance
Andrew Blake Music in the Postmodern East End
Doreen Massey Geography is Political Too
Fred Halliday Interpretations of the New World
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