A Very British Affair: 18 ("Soundings")

Stuart Hall

ISBN 10: 0853159432 / ISBN 13: 9780853159438

Published by Lawrence & Wishart Ltd, 2001

Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Seller Inventory # wbs1612879265

Synopsis:

Issue 18 of Soundings looks at the effects of constitutional change in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and especially at its impact on notions of Britain and Britishness. It examines the implications of the changes made so far for wider questions of democracy, including the feminisation of representation, English regional devolution, and the relationship between ethnicity and citizenship. Continuing the theme of democracy, there is a set of articles on cities and democracy, with contributors discussing how much room for political manoeuvre there is at local level, particularly in relation to New Labour's reforms in this area. Other articles include Geoff Andrews on the return of Berlusconi to power, Glyn Ford on the crisis in North Korea and Jane Desmarais on literature and anorexia. Contributors and Contents: CONTRIBUTORS: Geoff Andrews, Matthew Beaumont, D. M. Black, Angie Birtill, Beatrix Campbell, Paul Chaney, John Coakley, Csaba Deak, Jane Desmarais, David T. Evans, Dave Featherstone, Jane Foot, Glyn Ford, Sue Gardener, Katie Grant, Gerry Hassan, Kevin Howard, Cathal McCall, Jim McCormick, Mark Perryman, Caroline Price, Peter Redman, Mary-Ann Stephenson, Hilary Wainwright, Gregory Warren Wilson, Charlotte Williams

Bibliographic Details

Title: A Very British Affair: 18 ("Soundings")
Publisher: Lawrence & Wishart Ltd
Publication Date: 2001
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Very Good