[eccr] Stuart Hall and David Marquand talk on Public Life

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>A Soundings: A  Journal of Politics and Culture Event
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>Stuart Hall and David Marquand on
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>THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC LIFE
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>6.30pm, Friday 29 October 2004
>Friends' House (opposite Euston Station),  173 Euston Road, London
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>Stuart Hall was until recently Professor of Sociology at the Open 
>University and is now Emeritus Professor in the Media and Communications 
>Department at Goldsmiths College. He is a founder editor of Soundings and 
>has written extensively on cultural studies, new ethnicities and politics.
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>David Marquand was until recently Professor of History at Oxford 
>University. He is author of The Progressive Dilemma, The Unprincipled 
>Society, The New Reckoning and, most recently, The Decline of the Public: 
>The Hollowing out of Citizenship.
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>Entrance £3. Tickets available from www.lwbooks.co.uk; by email to
>(Soundings /at/ lwbooks.co.uk) ; or by phone 020 8533 2506
>
>http://www.l-w-bks.co.uk/journals/soundings/current.html

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