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MARKET-STATE-PRISON under Spanish Neoliberalism by Dani Jiménez

February 12, 2020 Mathew D. Rose 0

Taken from the forward by Steve Tombs and David Whyte In September 2019, the Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Barcelona, Iñaki Rivera, a long-term colleague of Dani Jiménez’s and a friend of […]

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Jasmine Hebert and Steve Tombs – Smoke and Mirrors: why new guidelines for corporate manslaughter sentences in Britain do not matter

July 31, 2018 Mathew D. Rose 0

This may be a snapshot of the situation in England and Wales, but the lack of effective criminal laws for manslaughter against employers when their workers are killed while working are deficient in most EU […]

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Steve Tombs – Grenfell Tower: Mis-Trust, Contempt and the Ongoing Struggle to be Heard

June 12, 2018 Mathew D. Rose 1

Tomorrow is the first anniversary of the Grenfell disaster. What is coming to light is that the causes were all elements of austerity Britain: profit, racism, class war, arrogance, contempt. That is not the end […]

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Steve Tombs – Good Bloody Riddance

April 15, 2018 Mathew D. Rose 0

The UK University Strike may have been deferred, but it produced many successes and raised an awareness of the assault on higher education in Britain. Awareness of a problem is the beginning of a confrontational […]

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Steve Tombs – Grenfell: unfolding dimensions of harm

December 20, 2017 Mathew D. Rose 0

The fire at Grenfell Tower is a turning point with regard to austerity and Britain, although It is being under reported in corporate media or channelled into an emotional outpouring. It was a crime, but […]

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This Is Not Normal: The Collapse of Liberal Britain by Will Davies

January 9, 2021 0

Book Review by Sean Kippin There is a particular brand of UK media figure. Usually male, they revel in the gossip, intrigue and parlour games of British politics. Policy seems to bore them. Economic policy is […]

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The Call of Catalonia by Sue Crampton

December 14, 2020 0

Book Review by Toni Strubell Sue Crampton’s “The Call of Catalonia”, apart from being a good read, is a book that will be useful to those wondering what the recent kerfuffle was about with the […]

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