Posts Tagged ‘nottingham’
Events, New in Ceasefire - Wednesday, December 1, 2010 15:08 - 0 Comments
Events Siba Grovogui on Race and International Politics
Dr. Siba Grovogui, professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University is one of the world's foremost scholars. His books have made landmark contributions to International Relations, International Law and Postcolonial Studies. He will be delivering a lecture entitled 'Race and International Politics' on Dec 2, in Nottingham, UK.
New in Ceasefire - Saturday, November 27, 2010 0:00 - 1 Comment
Special Report UK resistance against education cuts: Nottingham
The anti cuts campaign has begun with earnest across the UK, many different groups, from the coalition of resistance to the educational activist network, are now presenting a line of people willing to defend our public services. As David Pike argues in his report from Nottingham, all of these demonstrations have shown just how strong the anti cuts campaign is turning out to be, but also how dynamic and creative it has become.
Diary of a Domestic Extremist, New in Ceasefire - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 8:00 - 7 Comments
Diary of a Domestic Extremist One of the lads!
A few days ago, the UK activist movement was rocked by the revelation that one of its leading activists has been working, for over a decade, as an undercover police officer. As Mikhail Goldman highlights in his latest column, the case of Mark Stone/Kennedy has exposed some serious weak spots in activism. Lessons must be learnt, fast.
Arts & Culture, Theatre - Wednesday, June 16, 2010 17:28 - 0 Comments
Theatre: The Families of Lockerbie
A new play has caused international controversy by revisiting the Lockerbie tragedy through the prism of fictionalised relatives of the victims. It's a risky strategy and one that calls for the most delicate of balancing acts. Against his initial apprehensions and reservations, a sceptical Hicham Yezza is won-over.
Features - Friday, April 25, 2008 23:51 - 2 Comments
Change on Campus?
Students arrive at Nottingham with pre-booked rooms, set reading lists, and organised club nights. Obsessed with drink, drugs and a 2.i, they are rendered an impotent force – about as political as a flock of sheep. Or are they? Musab Younis meets some campus activists – with surprising results.More In Editor’s Desk
- Editorial | Frantz Fanon: Fifty Years On
- Editorial | Can’t think of an alternative to the cuts? Think harder
- Blog | With or without an account, Facebook will be tracking you
- Video Blog | Retired police chief arrested at OWS after calling fellow officers ‘obnoxious, arrogant and ignorant’
- Special Report | Did Zionist hackers bring down our Russell Tribunal website?
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- Comment | Lowkey: Why I had to say no to Westwood TV
- Comment | Iraq – What was done in our name?
- Interview | Larissa Sansour: “For Palestinians, politics is not just an option, but a fundamental circumstance.”
- Arts & Culture | Jonathan Swift: icon of 2011?
- Analysis | European Parliament: an unexpected victory for Western Sahara
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- Interview | Guy S. Goodwin-Gill: on terrorism, the ECHR, Palestinian statehood, and drones (Part 2)
- Special Report | Palestinian home demolitions: the ethnic cleansing that dare not speak its name
- Special Report | Some thoughts on the The Fabian New Year Conference
- Interview | Guy S. Goodwin-Gill: on power, refugees and modern international law (Part 1)
- Interview | Yanar Mohammed: “This government of ethnic and sectarian divisions does not represent Iraqis in any way”
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- Counterpoetics | of the imperishable spirit
- Exhibition | Anselm Kiefer: Il Mistero delle Cattedrali (White Cube)
- Books | Review: ‘Why It’s Kicking Off Everywhere’ by Paul Mason
- Exhibition | The Radical Camera: New York’s Photo League, 1936-1951
- Chess Corner | Bobby Fischer : World Championship Candidate