This book interrogates the ideas and practices of the New Beacon
Circle's activists as relatively stable elements in the
fast-changing scene of contemporary radical politics. Highlighting
how biography and self representation have important cultural,
theoretical and political implications, Alleyne succeeds in making
an original contribution to a growing literature on autobiography
as a rich resource for understanding social and political theory.
He also provides an engaging account of a neglected area of British
Activism. This book will be of interest to social anthropologists,
sociologists, and anyone interested in the history of British
activism or race and ethnic studies.
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