1993 Resignations from NLR Editorial Board

Jim heartfield jim at heartfield.demon.co.uk
Wed May 3 16:48:36 PDT 2000


In message <00a301bfb549$d9530540$7a01aace at oemcomputer>, Michael Pugliese <debsian at pacbell.net> writes

Of the 1993 resignations from the NLR board


>The events outlined above have already led to several
>resignations from the Editorial Board: those of Patrick Camiller,

Camiller co-edited a book on the European left with Perry Anderson, so no great hostility there. ...


> Norman Geras,

well, good riddance to the innately miserable author of The Contract of Mutual Indifference (Verso, I believe), and even more so the Stalinist hack...
> Monty
>Johnstone

...
>
>We, the undersigned members of the Editorial Board of New Left
>Review, find the proceedings which have brought NLR to this
>point intolerable and quite inappropriate for a socialist journal.
>With regret, therefore, we are resigning from the Board.
>
...
>Peter Dews,
(Wrote a couple of good, if impenetrable books on postmodernism) ...


>Quintin Hoare,
This is Branka Magas' partner, no? Author of virulently anti-Serb articles.

...


>Branka Magas,
yes well


>Doreen Massey,
Marxist geographer of British deindustrialisation


>Robin Murray,
The neo-Ricardian economist at the GLC.


>Mike Rustin,

Communist Party, I think


> Kate Soper,
best keep quiet about Ms Soper.


>Hilary Wainwright,

Editor of Red Pepper - too worthy to be true.

...
>
>24 February 1993

Would it be to unkind to say that this clear-out was an improvement to the NLR EB? -- Jim heartfield



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