Search Results: politics from C L Hawley

London: Africa South Publications,. Paperback. 128pp. Articles include The Pondoland Massacre by Dennis Kelly, The Congo Crisis by Colin legum and Frank Barber, Nigeria and Tomorrow's Africa by Akin Mabogunje etc. Rubbed to spine ends. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1960.

London: Africa South Publications,. 128pp. Articles include The Nineteen Days by an anonymous Capetown correspondent, The Prisons of Apartheid by Sonia Bunting, Belgian Congo Independence by Colin legum, The Lion and the Cockerel by Michael Picardie, The Algerian War by Anthony Wedgwood Benn, etc. Rubbed to spine ends. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1960.

London: Africa South Publications,. Paperback. 128pp. Articles include The Gold of Migrant Labour by Ruth First, Crisis in the Rhodesias, Libyan Note-book by Roger Owen, The Seven Generals of the Sudan by Peter Kilner,, Profile of Zanzibar - articles by Tony Hughes and Abdul Rahmna (Babu) Mohamed, etc. Also an article on West African poetry by Davidson Nicol, and an article on African trades unionism by Leon Levy. Rubbed to spine ends. Slightly darkened to spine. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1961.

Geneva: South Centre,. Paperback. 99pp. International development paper. Clean, bright and neat. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1999.

London: Porcupine Press / Socialist Platform,. Paperback. 364pp. Volume 7 number 3 of this Marxist book-style periodical. The majority of the volume deals with the Cuba but there are also reviews, letters, obituaries etc. Mimimal wear. Near fine copy. . Paperback. 2000.

Pelican,. 272pp.  Tanned with some minor dust marks and light foxing to front. Spine is creased. Reading copy only. . Paperback. 1956.

Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing,. Hardback. 320pp. Biography of Mary Queen of Scots from a Scottish perspective. Black boards are very clean and neat. Dust wrapper is creased to top of spine with hint of edge wear elsewhere. Near fine copy in very good dw . Hardcover. 1999.

London: Duckworth,. Hardback. 186pp. Polemical history of Britain in the 20th century, emphasising the achievements rather than any decline, and advocating withdrawal from the EU. (The author was one of the founders of UKIP). Includes Index and further reading. Very clean and bright. Very slightly rubbed to edges of dust jacket. Very good copy in like dust jacket . Hardback. 1997.

London: William Morris Society,. 40pp. +xxpp. Journal with articles and book reviews on various aspects of Morris's life work, politics etc. This issue's articles include: Morris and Company in Manchester; The Novel on Blue Paper - an additional page; and more. Plus the 20 page insert William Morris An Annotated Bibliography 1988-1989 by David and Sheila Latham.   Stapled binding. Very lightly rubbed. Near fine copy. . Pamphlet. 1991.

London: William Morris Society,. 32pp. Journal with article and book reviews on various aspects of Morris's life work, politics etc. This issue's articles include: Image and Motif in 'The Haystack in the Floods'; The Woodpecker Tapestry; William Morris and Incomplete Communism - a critique of Paul Meier's thesis; and more. Stapled binding. Hint of rubbing. Slightly faded to spine edge. Very good copy. . Pamphlet. 1976.

London: William Morris Society,. 59pp. Journal with articles and book reviews on various aspects of Morris's life work, politics etc. This issue's articles include: Self-Revelation in Morris's Unfinished Novel; A Lesson in International relations -  Morris and the SPAB; The Revision of a Dream of John Ball; and more. Stapled binding.  Stapled binding. Very lightly rubbed. Near fine copy. . Pamphlet. 1994.

Edinburgh: AK Press,. 319pp. Noam Chomsky in interview outlines his views on a range of issues including: World Bank, GATT, race, class, crime and gun control, media, democracy, health care etc. Slight crease to one corner. Near fine copy. . Paperback. 1994.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Hardback. 268pp. Of interest to historians and literary critics, this study examines the variety and nature of 'new worlds' in literature and the Utopias posited therein. It goes on to consider the place of these writers in the political and philosophical order of their own, real, world. Still in publisher's shrink wrap which has kept this book in very nice condition. Mint in mint dw. . Hardback.

Geneva: South Centre,. Paperback. 40pp. International development paper. Clean, bright and neat. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1999.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Very good copy . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Fine, bright copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Fine, bright copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Near fine copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Very clean and neat. Near fine, bright copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importantance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood  experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Near fine, bright copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.