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Aaronovitch political writing prize 2008 Dave Cope's remarkable BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF GB is now available on line Dave Cope’s CPGB Bibliography
is a hugely valuable resource for those of us involved with both researching
and supporting research in the politics of the left. With 10 categories
of materials produced by the CP, and 4 categories of material about the
CP users can efficiently and quickly drill down through the database.
The keyword facility is a useful additional tool, especially as it includes
in its scope the (where applicable) “comments” field, with
its explications and often fascinating nippets of additional information’. Long after its dissolution, the history of
the Communist Party of Great Britain continues to capture the interest
and imagination of academics, writers and researchers. There can have
been few political projects that generated such an intensity of debate,
and produced such an enormous volume of literature. Despite its relatively
small size, the influence of the CPGB - in the fields of politics, theory,
culture, social policy, and anti-racism - was enormous. THE TRUST ANNUAL LECTURE 2008: Terry Eagleton 'Socialism & Culture' 7.30pm, Thursday, 5 June 2008 Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, SOAS Thornhaugh Street, London WC1H 0XG Ticketing information: SOLD OUT All enquiries: eagleton_lecture@yahoo.co.uk Bookstalls - Doors Open 6.45pm Terry
Eagleton is John Edward Taylor Professor of English Literature
at the University of Manchester and a Fellow of the British Academy. He
has written almost fifty books of literary criticism and cultural theory,
has taught and lectured widely throughout the world, and has had stage
plays produced in London and Ireland. A study of ethics, Trouble with
Strangers, is due from Basil Blackwell this September. Sam Aaronovitch prize winning article for 2006: "Inequalities in Britain 1997-2006: the Dream that Turned Pear-shaped" written by Danny Dorling of Sheffield University. A prize ceremony will be held at London South Bank University at 5pm on June 7th . The guest speaker will be Mr. Tony Travers of the London School of Economics. 5 December 2006 The
Barry Amiel & Norman Melburn Trust Annual Lecture 2006
2005 Sam Aaronovitch political writing
prize
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