A Reader on The Winter of Protest The first book to be produced by an 'editorial kettle' - all seven of its editors are under 30 and have been kettled by the police - Fight Back! features 350 pages of reports, analysis, images, reflections and overviews on the UK's winter of protests by 43 authors. It asks: Is this the start of a successful movement against fees and cuts? From a 15-year-old UK Uncut flash-mob activist to a rebel Lib Dem peer - Fight Back! captures both the spirit and arguments of Britain's winter revolt, bringing together the best reportage and analysis of an extraordinary political moment.
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By T. Gee
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From my review for New Internationalist [...]
...If anyone was to labour under the misapprehension that resistance is a thing of the past, Fight Back provides the antidote. Written by an `editorial kettle' of students involved in the protests of Winter 2010, the book commits to paper something of the hope, thrill, despair and pain of committed activism. From the occupation of Millbank to the wave of street-level civil disobedience and university occupations it triggered, Fight Back transports the reader to the front line of the struggle led by the generation whose future the government is frittering away...
...If anyone was to labour under the misapprehension that resistance is a thing of the past, Fight Back provides the antidote. Written by an `editorial kettle' of students involved in the protests of Winter 2010, the book commits to paper something of the hope, thrill, despair and pain of committed activism. From the occupation of Millbank to the wave of street-level civil disobedience and university occupations it triggered, Fight Back transports the reader to the front line of the struggle led by the generation whose future the government is frittering away...
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