Reading the Crisis: The Neoliberal Revolution (Stuart Hall Foundation) : WestminsterResearch

Title	Reading the Crisis: The Neoliberal Revolution (Stuart Hall Foundation)
Creators	Lodhi, A.
Description	The Stuart Hall Foundation’s Reading the Crisis series asks: what kinds of tools and strategies are needed to address this conjuncture? This online conversation series seeks to advance Stuart Hall’s thinking by analysing a curated selection of three of Hall’s essays in relation to present-day political formations. Each conversation, chaired by Aasiya Lodhi, forms an online teach-in space dedicated to demonstrating how engaging in a conjunctural analysis can enrich artistic practice, deepen organising work, and academic study. The second event in the series took place on Monday 24th June 2024, featuring Aditya Chakrabortty and Jeremy Gilbert responding to Stuart Hall’s 2011 essay ‘The Neoliberal Revolution’ in order to better understand today’s political milieu.
Keywords	Neoliberal
	Hall
	Britain
	politics
Year	24 Jun 2024
	2024
Files	Media type Video File Access Level Open (open metadata and files)
Place of publication	Stuart Hall Foundation website and You Tube
Funder	Duke University Press
	Esmee Fairburn
Web address (URL)	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7q1K8R8HjU&t=68s

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