Hilary Wainwright | Academic Influence

Why Is Hilary Wainwright Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Hilary Wainwright is a British sociologist, political activist and socialist feminist, best known for being a co-editor of Red Pepper magazine. Early life and education Wainwright's father was the Liberal MP Richard Wainwright. Her brother, Martin, was formerly the Northern Editor of The Guardian, to which she has occasionally contributed.

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Hilary Wainwright's Published Works

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Published Works

Reclaim the State: Experiments in Popular Democracy (2003) (125)
The Lucas plan : a new trade unionism in the making? (1982) (93)
Arguments for a New Left: Answering the Free Market Right (1995) (87)
Beyond the Fragments: Feminism and the Making of Socialism. (1983) (85)
Labour: A Tale of Two Parties (1987) (50)
A Taste of Power: The Politics of Local Economics (1987) (46)
Lula and The Workers' Party in Brazil (2003) (26)
Civil Society, Democracy and Power: Global Connections (2004) (19)
Transformative Resistance: The Role of Labour and Trade Unions in Alternatives to Privatization (2012) (11)
Making A People's Budget In Porto Alegre (2003) (10)
Networked Politics: Rethinking Political Organisation in an Age of Movements and Networks (2007) (5)
After Thatcher: Still trying to piece it all together (2014) (4)
A New Politics from the Left (2018) (4)
Reclaiming`The Public¿ through the People (2004) (4)
The Indignados and us (2014) (3)
BEYOND THE COALFIELDS: (2018) (3)
Feminism and ‘the S-word’ (2016) (3)
Civil society, democracy and power (2011) (3)
The Remarkable Rise of Jeremy Corbyn (2018) (2)
Place Beyond Place and the Politics of ‘Empowerment‘ (2012) (2)
Transformative power: political organization in transition (2013) (1)
The workers' report on Vickers : the Vickers Shop Stewards Combine Committee report on work, wages, rationalisation, closure, and rank-and-file organisation in a multinational company (1979) (1)
Once More Moving On: Social Movements, Political Representation and the Left (1995) (1)
Radicalizing the Movement-Party Relation: From Ralph Miliband to Jeremy Corbyn and Beyond (2017) (1)
Western Europe: democratic civil society versus neoliberalism (2004) (1)
Municipalism and feminism then and now (2020) (1)
63. Arguments for a New Left (2016) (0)
ONCE MORE MOVING ON : SOCIAL MOVEMENTS , POLITICAL REPRESENTATION AND THE FUTURE OF THE RADICAL LEFT * (2005) (0)
The alternative media and transformative politics (2021) (0)
New Forms of Democracy for Socialist Renewal (1991) (0)
Origins and Dynamic of the Solidarity Economy (2014) (0)
Building New Parties for a Different Kind of Socialism: A Response (1996) (0)
1968’s Unfinished Business — Cultural Equality and the Renewal of the Left (1999) (0)
Rethinking Political Organisation (2009) (0)
The roots and the nets of the global revolts (2013) (0)
Britain: John McDonnell's vision for participatory economics (2018) (0)
Infection control: a career option for the critical care nurse. (1993) (0)
Sociedad civil, democracia y poder: su conexión global (2005) (0)
Networked Politics: An inquiry into rethinking political organization in an age of movements and networks (2007) (0)
Report of the labour discussion stream (2013) (0)
Full Power: (2021) (0)
Social Labour and Democratic Capital: The Margins or The Mainstream? (1998) (0)
The myths of the market and the future of feminist politics (1994) (0)

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