
Soundings Volume 2002 Issue 20
ISSN 1362-6620
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Regimes of Emotion
Contents
Editorial: The Dynamics of Class and the Radical Right
Michael Rustin Free to download
The Ghetto is Calling
Haim Bresheeth
Visit to 'North Tel-Aviv' Israel, January 2002
Nira Yuval-Davis
Letters from the Palestinian ghetto, 8-13 March 2002
Lena Jayyusi
'An Englishman's home': Reflections on the Tony Martin case
Anita Biressi, Heather Nunn
British exceptionalism
Andrew Stevens
The economic policies of Gordon Brown and the treasury: Stability for what?
John Grieve Smith
When Brown was red
Fraser MacDonald, Andy Cumbers
Four poems
Susanne Ehrhardt, Judy Gahagan, Hisham Matar, Steven Taylor
Reviews
Sasha Miller, Gregor McLennan, Peter Howells
Editorial: Regimes of Emotion
Pam Smith
Towards a Manifesto for Feelings
Steve Smith
Emotion management in an age of global terrorism
Arlie Russell Hochschild
If you love your work, do you thank a careers counsellor?
Fiona Douglas, Stephen Lloyd Smith
Unemployed and feeling worthless Reflections on the emotional experience of unemployment
Maria Lorentzon
Emotional labour and cancer work Some reflections after a conference
Gay Lee
Involvement and emotional labour
Del Loewenthal
Therapeutic nursing, emotional labour, economic exchange Is there a link?
David Newbold
The disappearance of convalescence
Bridget Towers
Narrating the emergency: Heroism and horror
Stuart Nairn
The emotional labour of police work
Rick Rattue, Nelarine Cornelius
The refugee experience
Ian Robbins
'Down on the Farm': Reflections on emotional labour and regeneration
Marjorie Mayo, Trudi James, Pam Smith