| |  | Out now: new formations 71 Hannah Arendt ‘After modernity’
Guest editors: Devorah Baum, Stephen Bygrave and Stephen Morton Few thinkers arouse greater controversy than Hannah Arendt. Dismissed as a left-liberal by some, celebrated by others as the key thinker of politicality itself, Arendt’s rich legacy is undoubtedly of continuing significance. In particular, she remains a uniquely significant thinker for any attempt to confront the politics of modernity. Contents
Devorah Baum, Stephen Bygrave and Stephen Morton Introduction
Patricia Owens on modern security and the social
Richard H. King on Arendt’s concept of revolution in the 1960s
Dan Stone on Arendt and genocide studies
Ned Curthoys on Arendt: a question of character
Simon Swift onArendt’s ‘tactlessness’ in Eichmann in Jerusalem
Rei Terada onArendt and Agamben
Susannah Young-ah Gottlieb on Arendt and reflections on ruin For more information on new formations: REMINDER
COMPASS NATIONAL CONFERENCE, SATURDAY 25 JUNE
Institute of Education, London
Speakers include:Neal Lawson, Jon Cruddas, Caroline Lucas, Chuka Umunna, Richard Sennett, Ruth Lister, Polly Toynbee, Jonathan Rutherford, Hilary Wainwright, Frances O’Grady, Heather Wakefield, Pat Kane The Soundings/New Political Economy session at the Compass conference will be a debate on Blue Labour’s economy
Speakers: Maurice Glasman, Frances O’Grady, Paul Everitt, Duncan Weldon
Session begins at 1.30pm Book your Compass conference place at: http://www.compassonline.org.uk/conference/register.asp
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