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Student Revolt Voices Of The Austerity Generation Matt Myers

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Student Revolt Voices Of The Austerity Generation Matt Myers
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Publisher: Left Book Club / Pluto Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.08 MB
Author: Matt Myers
ISBN: 9780745337340, 0745337341
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Student Revolt Voices Of The Austerity Generation Matt Myers by Matt Myers 9780745337340, 0745337341 instant download after payment.

In 2010, young people across Britain took to the streets to defy a wave of government education cuts that slashed grants to college students and astronomically increased tuition fees. Education was no longer accessible for all, and students across the country refused to stand by silently. A well-publicized year of occupations and protests followed--ultimately, to little effect. The current government continues to threaten fresh budget cuts on higher education. What happened to the student revolt? And what can we learn from its failure?
Matt Myers tells the story of that momentous year through the voices of the people involved: activists, students, university workers, and politicians. He weaves their testimonies together to create a narrative that starkly captures both the deep divisions of the movement and the intense energy generated by its players. With an extended introduction by Paul Mason, Student Revolt provides a lively, poignant oral history of the 2010 movement for today's activists, as well as a long-overdue reflection on its many lessons.

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