Author: Centre for Contemporary Studies, University of Birmingham
Publication Date: 1982
Edition/Date: 1983
keywords Sociology, Paul Gilroy, Hazel Carby, UK, United Kingdom, Racism, Capitalism, Policing, Women, Gender, Patriarchy,
Comments: 324 pages; The CCCS was founded by Stuart Hall and Richar Hoggart, becoming a core part of the New Left in the UK. Schlolarship coming from the centre fused Marxist and Feminist analysis with the study of racialized lives in the UK and the role of policin
Publisher: Hutchinson
Description: John Solomos, Bob Findlay, Simon Jones and Paul Gilroy 'The organic crisis of British capitalism and race: the experience of the Seventies'; Errol Lawrence 'Just plain common sense: the "roots" of racism'; Errol Lawrence 'In the abundance of water the fool is thirsty: sociology and black "pathology"’; Paul Gilroy 'Police and thieves'; Hazel V. Carby 'Schooling in Babylon'; Hazel V. Carby 'White woman listen! Black feminism and the boundaries of sisterhood'; Prathiba Parmar 'Gender, race and class: Asian women in resistance'; Paul Gilroy 'Steppin’ out of Babylon—race, class and autonomy'
