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ACADEMIC ARTICLES
In alphabetical order:
'A Short History of the Leeds West Indian Carnival,
between 1967 and 2000'
(This article was commissioned by the West Yorkshire Archive
Service. It is stored along with the author's collection
of Carnival documents and some of his photographs of Carnival,
at WYAS, Chapeltown Road, Sheepscar, Leeds, LS7 3AP
(http://www.archives.wyjs.org.uk/leeds.htm)
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'Better Mus’ Come”: re-thinking ‘community’
as a radical social imaginary
(Unpublished paper)
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'Carnival in Leeds and London, UK: Making
New Black British Subjectivities' by Geraldine Connor
and Max Farrar. Chapter in Riggio, Milla, C (ed.) (2004) Carnival:
Culture in Action — The Trinidad Experience (London
and New York: Routledge
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file) or (pdf)
‘Community, Social Capital and
Identification in the Multi-ethnic Inner City : Reflections
on the violent urban protest in the north of the UK in
2001.’ Paper delivered to
the ‘Communities’ Conference, Trinity and
All Saints College, University of Leeds, 18-20 September
2003
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'Love and Dread in Modern Times', Emergency, No.
2
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‘Migrants and Settlers: Space and Time in English Inner
City’
(Published in: Westwood, S. and Williams, J. (1997) Imagining
Cities. London: Routledge, pp.104-126)
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file) or (pdf)
‘People, Poetry and Politics – the
Novels of Don Bannister’ in Scheer, Jorn,
W and Sewell, Kenneth W (eds.) (2006) Creative
Construing - Personal Constructions in the Arts,
Giessen: Psychosozial-Verlag
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file)
Photography: Making and Breaking Racialised Boundaries:
an Essay in Reflexive, Radical, Visual Sociology.
Published in Sociological Research Online , Volume 10, Issue 1, 7th April 2005
Web Link: http://www.socresonline.org.uk/10/1/farrar.html
'Racism, Education and Black Self-organisation'
(Published in Critical Social Policy Issue 35 Autumn
1992.)
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'Re-thinking ‘community’
as a utopian social imaginary'
(Paper presented to ‘Class, Space and Community - A
Workshop Conference’ Department of Sociology and Social
Policy University of Durham – 6th to 8th April 2001.)
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‘Riot and Revolution: The Politics
of an Inner City’ Revolutionary
Socialism Winter 1981-2
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'Shifting identifications in a British
multi-ethnic inner city area, the 1970s to the 1990s –
a sociological analysis'
(Versions of this paper have been presented to
to ESRC Seminar Series ‘Ethnicity, Diaspora and the City of
the Third Age’, University of Leicester, 1st December,
2000; Understanding the Social World (2), University of Huddersfield,
5th September 2000 ; Peterhouse Theory Group, University
of Cambridge, 14th November 2000.)
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file) or (pdf)
'Social Movements and the Struggle Over ‘Race’
Chapter in Todd, Malcolm J and Taylor, Gary (2004) Democracy
and Participation - Popular protest and new social movements
London: Merlin Press
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file) or (pdf)
‘Social movements in a multi-ethnic
inner city: explaining their rise and fall over 25 years’
(Published in Bagguley, P. and Hearn, J. (1999) Transforming
Politics: Power & Resistance. London: Macmillan)
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(word file) or (pdf)
The Libertarian Movements of the 1970s – What
can we Learn?Edinburgh Review Vol
82 (1989)
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'The Northern ‘race riots’
of the summer of 2001 – were they riots, were they
racial? A case-study of the events in Harehills, Leeds'
Paper (work in progress) presented to the BSA Race and Ethnicity
Study Group Seminar on 'Parallel Lives and Polarisation',
City University, London, 18th May 2002
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(word file)
or (pdf)
'The Struggle for Paradise' article published
in the journal CITY, Vol 6, No 3, 2002
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'The Writing on the Wall', published in
Street Signs, Goldsmiths, University of London, Centre for
Urban and Community Research Newsletter, Volume 1, Issue
6, Spring 2004.
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'The Zone of the Other: Imposing and Resisting
Alien Identities in Chapeltown, Leeds, During the Twentieth
Century' Chapter in Simon Gunn and RJ Morris (eds.)
(2001) Making Identities: conflicts and urban space 1800-2000
London: Ashgate.
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file) or (pdf)
‘Thirty Years of the “Changing Same” – Four
Lessons in Teaching Race’ in Spencer, Steve and Todd,
Malcolm (eds) (2006) Reflections on Practice – Teaching
Race and Ethnicity in Further and Higher Education,
Birmingham: C-SAP/Higher Education Academy.
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file)
'What’s essential? Alienation,
poststructuralism and the theorisation of ‘race’'
(A version of this paper was presented to the Research
Committee on Alienation at the
International Sociology Association Conference, Montreal,
August 1998)
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‘When alienation turns to nihilism – the
dilemmas posed for diversity post 7/7’ in Conversations
in Religion and Theology Vol 4, Issue 1, May 2006
pp. 98-123
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‘When the Bombs Go Off – Rethinking
and Managing Diversity Strategies’ International Journal of
Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations,
Volume 6, 2006
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'White man: black history. Some
problems and some possibilities.'
(Paper delivered to THE THIRD ‘LEEDS IN CONTEXT’
CONFERENCE, Organised by the School of Cultural Studies at
the Beckett Park Campus, Leeds Metropolitan University, 10TH
March 2001)
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‘You
don’t have to have read James to be a Jamesian’.
Preliminary notes on the relationship between the work
of CLR James and some of the radical black, anti-racist and
left movements in the UK, 1970s to 1990s.
(Paper delivered to THE CLR JAMES CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE, CLR
James at 100: Global Capitalism, Culture and the Politics
of World Revolution, The University of the West Indies, St
Augustine, Trinidad, 20-23 September 2001)
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