(Re)Thinking 1968 and its Legacy in Australia
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DOI: 10.1080/14443058.2019.1614253
Abstract: Did Australia have a 1968? This might at first seem a fairly counterintuitive question. None dispute the year’s significance: a new Prime Minister took the reins after Harold Holt’s disappearance off Cheviot beach, the Vietnamese… read more here.
Keywords: legacy australia; nationalism; year; 1968 legacy ... See more keywords
The ‘invention’ of human rights as a revolutionary concept: Confronting orthodox Marxism and the New Left (Argentina, 1972)
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DOI: 10.1080/14754835.2020.1868295
Abstract: Abstract Studies on the global history of human rights often identify the use of this concept as a recent trend in contemporary ideologies, linked to the decline of revolutionary movements in the Western world after… read more here.
Keywords: concept; invention human; rights revolutionary; marxism ... See more keywords
Mapping the Argentine New Left: Social Liberation, National Liberation, and Revolutionary Violence, 1969–1977
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DOI: 10.1177/0094582x20939101
Abstract: In recent years, investigation on 1960s/1970s revolutionary activism in Argentina has led to the publication of multiple case studies. Building on this literature, a more general view of what is often called the “new left”… read more here.
Keywords: liberation national; violence; liberation; new left ... See more keywords
THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION OF THE BRITISH NEW LEFT: “CULTURE” AND THE “MANAGERIAL SOCIETY,” C.1956–1962
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DOI: 10.17863/cam.9136
Abstract: Writing this article was made possible by support from the Cambridge Arts and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Training Partnership. read more here.
Keywords: left culture; sociological imagination; british new; culture managerial ... See more keywords