Soundings
A journal of politics and culture
ISSN 1362-6620
Soundings offers committed, informed and thoughtful writing on a wide range of contemporary political and cultural debates. Founded twenty years ago by Stuart Hall, Doreen Massey and Michael Rustin, its current convening editor is Sally Davison.
The journal’s theoretical framework is broadly based on the traditions of the New Left and the Gramscian tradition, but it also draws on emerging ideas from contemporary movements and cultural politics, especially ideas about intersectionality.
‘Willing to ask the biggest questions, but always rooted in the here and now: it’s a vital link between the tradition of progressive thought in Britain and the futures which all of us are working for’. Jeremy Gilbert
‘That rare forum which brings together critical thought and transformative action – always in informed and stimulating ways.’ Priya Gopal
‘…nourishes public intellectual space – without it our public culture would be diminished.’ Tariq Modood
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Contents
| [–] | Volume 2022 (2022) | |
|---|---|---|
| Number 80 | Political shifts (Spring 2022) | |
| [–] | Volume 2021 (2021) | |
| Number 79 | Connecting movements (Winter 2021) | |
| Number 78 | Planetary Imagination (Summer 2021) | |
| Number 77 | History / Memory (Spring 2021) | |
| [–] | Volume 2020 (2020) | |
| Number 76 | Goodbye 2020 (Winter 2020) | |
| Number 75 | System change (Summer 2020) | |
| Number 74 | New municipal alternatives (Spring 2020) | |
| [+] | Volume 2019 (2019) | |
| Number 73 | Power to the people? (Winter 2019) | |
| Number 72 | Agency and change (Summer 2019) | |
| Number 71 | Neoliberalism, feminism and transnationalism (Spring 2019) | |
| [+] | Volume 2018 (2018) | |
| Number 70 | Telling political stories (Autumn 2018) | |
| Number 69 | Solidarity in digital times (Summer 2018) | |
| Number 68 | Grit, oil and grime (Spring 2018) | |
| [+] | Volume 2017 (2017) | |
| Number 67 | Ways of resisting (Winter 2017) | |
| Number 66 | Beginning to see the light? (Summer 2017) | |
| Number 65 | Populism and alliances (Spring 2017) | |
| [+] | Volume 2016 (2016) | |
| Number 64 | Critical times (Winter 2016) | |
| Number 63 | Spaces of resistance (Summer 2016) | |
| Number 62 | Alternatives to neoliberalism (Spring 2016) | |
| [+] | Volume 2015 (2015) | |
| Number 61 | Catch the tide (Winter 2015) | |
| Number 60 | Austerity and dissent (Summer 2015) | |
| Number 59 | Dare to win (Spring 2015) | |
| [+] | Volume 2014 (2014) | |
| Number 58 | Dialogue and memory (Winter 2014) | |
| Number 57 | Spaces of debate (Summer 2014) | |
| Number 56 | Austerity generation (Spring 2014) | |
| [+] | Volume 2013 (2013) | |
| Number 55 | Values as commodities (Winter 2013) | |
| Number 54 | Hope and experience (Summer 2013) | |
| Number 53 | Where next? (Spring 2013) | |
| [+] | Volume 2012 (2012) | |
| Number 52 | Next generation feminism (Autumn 2012) | |
| Number 51 | Scotland's Future (Summer 2012) | |
| Number 50 | Where's Labour? (Spring 2012) | |
| [+] | Volume 2011 (2011) | |
| Number 49 | Who Will Speak for England? (Winter 2011) | |
| Number 48 | The neoliberal revolution (Summer 2011) | |
| Number 47 | An Insecure Future (Spring 2011) | |
| [+] | Volume 2010 (2010) | |
| Number 46 | The Good Society (Winter 2010) | |
| Number 45 | Eye of the Storm (Summer 2010) | |
| Number 44 | Everything to Play For (Spring 2010) | |
| [+] | Volume 2009 (2009) | |
| Number 43 | Business as usual (Winter 2009) | |
| Number 42 | Killing Fields of Inequality (Summer 2009) | |
| Number 41 | Recession Blues (Spring 2009) | |
| [+] | Volume 2008 (2008) | |
| Number 40 | End of an Era (Winter 2008) | |
| Number 39 | Interesting times (Summer 2008) | |
| Number 38 | Cultures of Capitalism (Spring 2008) | |
| [+] | Volume 2007 (2007) | |
| Number 37 | Tales of the city (Winter 2007) | |
| Number 36 | Politics and Markets (Summer 2007) | |
| Number 35 | Left Futures (Spring 2007) | |
| [+] | Volume 2006 (2006) | |
| Number 34 | Ecowars (Autumn 2006) | |
| Number 33 | Convivial Cultures (Summer 2006) | |
| Number 32 | Bare Life (Spring 2006) | |
| [+] | Volume 2005 (2005) | |
| Number 31 | Opportunity Knocks (Autumn 2005) | |
| Number 30 | Living Well (Summer 2005) | |
| Number 29 | After Identity (Spring 2005) | |
| [+] | Volume 2004 (2004) | |
| Number 28 | Frontier Markets (Autumn 2004) | |
| Number 27 | Public Life (Summer 2004) | |
| Number 26 | Taking on Neo-Liberalism (Spring 2004) | |
| [+] | Volume 2003 (2003) | |
| Number 25 | Rocky Times (Autumn 2003) | |
| Number 24 | A Market State (Summer 2003) | |
| Number 23 | Who Needs History (Spring 2003) | |
| [+] | Volume 2002 (2002) | |
| Number 22 | Fears and Hopes (Winter 2002) | |
| Number 21 | Monsters and Morals (Summer 2002) | |
| Number 20 | Regimes of Emotion (Spring 2002) | |
| [+] | Volume 2001 (2001) | |
| Number 19 | New World Disorder (Autumn 2001) | |
| Number 18 | A Very British Affair (Summer 2001) | |
| Number 17 | New Political Directions (Spring 2001) | |
| [+] | Volume 2000 (2000) | |
| Number 16 | Civil Society (Autumn 2000) | |
| Number 15 | States of Mind (Summer 2000) | |
| Number 14 | One Dimensional Politics (Spring 2000) | |
| [+] | Volume 1999 (1999) | |
| Number 13 | These Sporting Times (Autumn 1999) | |
| Number 12 | Transversal Politics (Summer 1999) | |
| Number 11 | Emotional Labour (Spring 1999) | |
| [+] | Volume 1998 (1998) | |
| Number 10 | Windrush Echoes (Autumn 1998) | |
| Number 9 | European Left (Summer 1998) | |
| Number 8 | Active Welfare (Spring 1998) | |
| [+] | Volume 1997 (1997) | |
| Number 7 | States of Africa (Autumn 1997) | |
| Number 6 | Young Britain (Summer 1997) | |
| Number 5 | Media Worlds (Spring 1997) | |
| [+] | Volume 1996 (1996) | |
| Number 4 | The Public Good (Autumn 1996) | |
| Number 3 | Heroes and Heroines (Summer 1996) | |
| Number 2 | Law and Social Justice (Spring 1996) | |
| [+] | Volume 1995 (1995) | |
| Number 1 | Launch issue (Autumn 1995) | |