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  1. Editorial
  3. pp. 4-6
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  1. Feminism, generation and intersectionality: Generational differences within feminism are also opportunities for dialogue
  2. Alison Winch
  3. pp. 8-20
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  1. The fortunes of socialist feminism: Jo Littler interviews Nancy Fraser
  2. Jo Littler, Nancy Fraser
  3. pp. 21-33
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  1. Still living with sexism (after all these years): How neoliberalism operates at the intersections of sexism and ageism
  2. Susan J. Douglas
  3. pp. 34-43
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  1. Resilience is futile: The cultivation of resilience is not an answer to austerity and poverty
  2. Kristina Diprose
  3. pp. 44-56
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  1. Labour and the battle of ideas: What do the Policy Review documents tell us about current Labour Party thinking?
  2. David Featherstone
  3. pp. 57-69
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  1. A state for the commons: neoliberalism through the lens of advice work: An ever-narrowing definition of ‘ordinariness’ is excluding people from an ever-widening range of rights.
  2. Samuel Kirwan
  3. pp. 70-80
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  1. Community number capture: How do you measure environmental change?
  2. Gerry Taylor Aiken
  3. pp. 81-90
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  1. Whose time is it anyway?: How private companies profit from our free time
  2. Sarah Benton
  3. pp. 91-97
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  1. Poems from Smokestack
  2. Andy Croft, John Berger
  3. pp. 98-103
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  1. Poppies, Tommies and remembrance: Commemoration is always contested
  2. Maggie Andrews
  3. pp. 104-115
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  1. Rethinking the neoliberal world order: How neoliberalism disorganises the world
  2. Michael Rustin, Doreen Massey
  3. pp. 116-135
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  1. Ernesto Laclau (1935-2014): an appreciation
  2. David Slater
  3. pp. 136-148
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