[eccr] Soundings: A Journal of Politics and Culture

>Soundings: A Journal of Politics and Culture
>Editors: Stuart Hall, Doreen Massey, Michael Rustin
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>Soundings is looking to expand its base of book reviewers.
>
>If you are interested in reviewing, please send a few sentences
>outlining your main areas of interest to (jo.littler /at/ ntlworld.com)
>
>
>About Soundings:
>Soundings combines political argument with a broad spectrum of cultural
>content. It analyses key issues that are shaping society, surveys the
>current political and cultural scene and explores the possibilities for
>convincing new radical visions. Recent highlights have included Stuart
>Hall on the significance of Windrush; Victoria Brittain and Basil
>Davidson on Africa; Angela McRobbie on the culture industries; Bill
>Schwarz on the Tories in Britain; and Chantal Mouffe on the third way.
>
>For more information, and details of how to subscribe, see
>http://www.l-w-bks.co.uk/journals/soundings/soundings_frameset.htm
>
>
>Books for review can be sent to:
>Jo Littler
>Reviews Editor, Soundings
>Middlesex University
>White Hart Lane
>London N17 8HR,
>UK.

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