Table of Contents

Guest Editor’s Introduction

Sebastian Berg and Claus-Ulrich Viol:
The Short and the Long 1968 in Britain: An Introduction

Articles

Ian Gwinn:
Collective and Democratic Experiments in the Politics of Knowledge in Britain since 1968: Reflections on Cultural Studies, History Workshop and Feminism

Sebastian Berg and Claus-Ulrich Viol:
Voices of 1968 Fifty Years On

Mica Nava:
‘1968’ and the Women’s Liberation Movement in Britain

Anthony Barnett:
It Was More Than 12 Months

Logie Barrow:
My ‘1968’

Holger Nehring:
Challenging the Myths of the Scottish Sixties: Student Protests in the Wake of ‘1968’ at the University of Stirling

Claus-Ulrich Viol:
The Role of Britain in the Historiography of 1968: A Review of Discourse(s)

Further Articles

László Dávid Törö:
Ferenc Eckhart: Pioneer of Social and Constitutional History Writing in Hungary

Spyros Dimanopoulos, Christos Hadziiossif, Kostas Katsoudas and Nikos Potamianos:
Small Business in Distress: Aspects of Petit-Bourgeois Collective Action in Postwar Greece

Rubén Vega:
Nothing Compares to the Past: Industrial Decline and Socio-Cultural Change in Asturias

Reviews

Stefan Berger:
What is New in the History of Social Movements: a Review Article