Terry Irving
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3840693 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Terry Irving |
| PRENOMES | Terry |
| SOBRENOME | Irving |
| ASSINATURA | IRVING T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Sydney |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1963 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Party
The Party: The Communist Party of Australia from Heyday to Reckoning." Australian Historical Studies, 53(3), pp. 496–497
The Lower Depths
Scholars and Radicals
We wrote Class Structure in Australian History in a period of heightened social struggle. It grew out of collaborative research projects at Sydney's Free U in the late 1960s. The book was distinctive in both emphasising the socialist tradition of class analysis and trying to find new paths for it. Its first edition was ignored by mass media, and often mis-interpreted in professional journals. Nevertheless it circulated widely and has continued to…
Debate
Terry Irving responds to Paul Pickering's criticism of his work in a recent issue of LHR, followed by the latter's rejoinder. The exchange is part of a wider discussion between them about ‘Chartism and something more’ in the context of colonial Australia. Irving criticizes the ‘British world’ focus of Pickering's work because it underplays the material forces and practices that reveal the situation-specific meaning of political ideas; Pickering c…
A Childe Bibliography
This hand-list is devoted to the published writings of Vere Gordon Childe (1892–1957). It was compiled for two reasons: the limitations of earlier lists of his works, and the changing needs of scholars studying Childe and the disciplines to which he contributed. The earliest and then most complete list of Childe’s writings was produced by Isobel Smith for the Childe festschrift published in the Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 21(1956): 295…
A Song for the Future
This paper is a response to Paul Pickering's article on the book called 'Southern Tree of Liberty
Socialist Champion
The Southern Tree of Liberty
Labour Intellectuals in Australia
The article begins with a discussion of labour intellectuals as knowledge producers in labour institutions, and of the labour public in which this distinctive kind of intellectual emerges, drawing on our previously published work. Next we construct a typology of three “modes” of the labour intellectual that were proclaimed and remade from the 1890s (the “movement” the “representational”, and the “revolutionary”), and identify the broad historical…
Politics, Patronage and Public Works
Ralph Miliband and the Politics of the New Left
Defecting
Esmonde Higgins joined the Communist Party in Britain in 1920; he joined the Labour Party in Australia in 1944. Between those two dates he searched for a political practice that was revolutionary and liberal, practical and intellectual. His defection from Communism was inevitable once it became institutionalised and dogmatic, which is to say almost from the moment of his joining. This article follows the process of his defection, from doubt to di…
Places, Protests, and Memorabilia
Terry Irving & Lucy Taksa, Places, Protests, and Memorabilia; The Labour Heritage Register of New South Wales, Industrial Relations research Centre, university of New South Wales, Sydney, 2002. pp. xvi + 197. $30 paper; Jeff Sparrow & Jill Sparrow, Radical Melbourne: A Secret History, Vulgar Press, Melbourne, 2001. pp. 220. $44.95 paper
Augmenting Democracy
Part 1 A panoramic approach: introduction - class, socialism and labour history, 19th century and all that, the influence of non-socialist ideas - some precursors, radicalism and constitutionalism - revisionist approaches left and constitution in early 20th-century Britain - an inclusive definition, constitutionalism and the constitution, three studies ideas, communication and public political discourse - historical postmodernism revis(it)ed, ide…
The Public Sphere and Party Change
Book
Convict Women. By Kay Daniels. Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1998. Pp. xi + 276. $24.95 paper. Representing Convicts: New Perspectives on Convict Labour Forced Migration. Edited by Ian Duffield and James Bradley. Leicester University Press, London, 1997. Pp. xxii + 224. £49.95 cloth. Irish Women in Colonial Australia. Edited by Trevor McClaughlin. Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1998. Pp. xvii + 229. $24.95 paper. Catherine: On Catherine Currie's Diary, 1878–190…
Australian Labour Intellectuals
The Rise of the Modern Labour Technocrat
This article studies the rise of the modern labour technocrat within the Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union, which developed in this period a large research, educational and publicity apparatus, a vibrant shop steward movement, and independence from the political parties of the labour movement. Intellectual work within the union at first aimed to encourage rank and-file intervention in industry. A series of defeats and changing political relationsh…
A Veritable Dynamo
The Killing of History
A.B.Piddington
Labour and Politics in Canada and Australia
This chapter seeks to move the discussion of labour and politics beyond the contest of political ideologies in the movement and the constraints of the liberal democratic state. To explain the different political histories of the Australian and Canadian movements we use a model with three dimensions: the changing balance between labour and politics; the different social forces that labour seeks to represent; and the different conceptions of politi…
The Roots of Parliamentary Socialism in Australia, 1850-1920
The Australian Labor Party was formed in 1891 as the political wing of a working class mobilisation that sought to curtail business power in the interests of working people. In 1905 it weakly acknowledged the socialist component of its vision. In 1910 the Australian Labor Party formed the first working class majority government in the world. In 1921 an angry trade union movement forced a thoroughgoing socialist objective on the party in response …
Labourism
The modern use of 'labourism', * to characterise the practices and ideas of labour parties, has been around for some time: for thirty years in Britain and just over twenty years in Australia. Yet its usage in Australia is patchy. A recent book by political scientist Carol Johnson discusses the ideological effects of Labor governments from Curtin to Hawke without using the term.2 Nor is it the term that Labor socialists automatically reach for whe…
Remaking the Working Class
Labour Intellectuals in Australia
The article begins with a discussion of labour intellectuals as knowledge producers in labour institutions, and of the labour public in which this distinctive kind of intellectual emerges, drawing on our previously published work. Next we construct a typology of three “modes” of the labour intellectual that were proclaimed and remade from the 1890s (the “movement” the “representational”, and the “revolutionary”), and identify the broad historical…
Labourism
The modern use of 'labourism', * to characterise the practices and ideas of labour parties, has been around for some time: for thirty years in Britain and just over twenty years in Australia. Yet its usage in Australia is patchy. A recent book by political scientist Carol Johnson discusses the ideological effects of Labor governments from Curtin to Hawke without using the term.2 Nor is it the term that Labor socialists automatically reach for whe…
The Party
The Party: The Communist Party of Australia from Heyday to Reckoning." Australian Historical Studies, 53(3), pp. 496–497
A Childe Bibliography
This hand-list is devoted to the published writings of Vere Gordon Childe (1892–1957). It was compiled for two reasons: the limitations of earlier lists of his works, and the changing needs of scholars studying Childe and the disciplines to which he contributed. The earliest and then most complete list of Childe’s writings was produced by Isobel Smith for the Childe festschrift published in the Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 21(1956): 295…
The Roots of Parliamentary Socialism in Australia, 1850-1920
The Australian Labor Party was formed in 1891 as the political wing of a working class mobilisation that sought to curtail business power in the interests of working people. In 1905 it weakly acknowledged the socialist component of its vision. In 1910 the Australian Labor Party formed the first working class majority government in the world. In 1921 an angry trade union movement forced a thoroughgoing socialist objective on the party in response …
The Public Sphere and Party Change
Australian Labour Intellectuals
The Rise of the Modern Labour Technocrat
This article studies the rise of the modern labour technocrat within the Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union, which developed in this period a large research, educational and publicity apparatus, a vibrant shop steward movement, and independence from the political parties of the labour movement. Intellectual work within the union at first aimed to encourage rank and-file intervention in industry. A series of defeats and changing political relationsh…
New light on How Labour governs
Vere Gordon Childe (1892–1957), the foremost prehistorian of his day, was an active socialist intellectual within the Australian Labor Party between 1917 and 1921. Unable to accept that intellectuals could be active as intellectuals in the Labor Party, commentators have misconceived the argument of How Labour Governs and distorted Childe's political position. Some have argued that Childe set out with a Second International model of the Labor part…
Some Aspects of the Study of Radical Politics in New South Wales before 1856
'The importance of the 1840s', as Mr. Normington-Rawling observ ed in Labour History No. 4, 'has usually been underestimated'.1 Yet, in spite of the pioneering mood in which this proposition was advanced, Mr. Normington-Rawling's analysis of the 1840s was, in fact, a tra ditional one. Paradoxically this traditional interpretation has been so unfruitful, so obviously out of fit with the way in which colonial politics developed in the 1850s, that t…
The idea of responsible government in New South Wales before 1856
Marx, Engels and Australia
The History of the German Labour Movement
American Labor
Non-White Immigration and the 'White Australia' Policy
Sydney at the Census, 1971
Class Structure in Australian History
Labour and the Money Power
New light on How Labour governs
Vere Gordon Childe (1892–1957), the foremost prehistorian of his day, was an active socialist intellectual within the Australian Labor Party between 1917 and 1921. Unable to accept that intellectuals could be active as intellectuals in the Labor Party, commentators have misconceived the argument of How Labour Governs and distorted Childe's political position. Some have argued that Childe set out with a Second International model of the Labor part…
Remaking the Working Class
The Roots of Parliamentary Socialism in Australia, 1850-1920
The Australian Labor Party was formed in 1891 as the political wing of a working class mobilisation that sought to curtail business power in the interests of working people. In 1905 it weakly acknowledged the socialist component of its vision. In 1910 the Australian Labor Party formed the first working class majority government in the world. In 1921 an angry trade union movement forced a thoroughgoing socialist objective on the party in response …
Labourism
The modern use of 'labourism', * to characterise the practices and ideas of labour parties, has been around for some time: for thirty years in Britain and just over twenty years in Australia. Yet its usage in Australia is patchy. A recent book by political scientist Carol Johnson discusses the ideological effects of Labor governments from Curtin to Hawke without using the term.2 Nor is it the term that Labor socialists automatically reach for whe…
A.B.Piddington
Labour and Politics in Canada and Australia
This chapter seeks to move the discussion of labour and politics beyond the contest of political ideologies in the movement and the constraints of the liberal democratic state. To explain the different political histories of the Australian and Canadian movements we use a model with three dimensions: the changing balance between labour and politics; the different social forces that labour seeks to represent; and the different conceptions of politi…
The Killing of History
A Veritable Dynamo
Book
Convict Women. By Kay Daniels. Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1998. Pp. xi + 276. $24.95 paper. Representing Convicts: New Perspectives on Convict Labour Forced Migration. Edited by Ian Duffield and James Bradley. Leicester University Press, London, 1997. Pp. xxii + 224. £49.95 cloth. Irish Women in Colonial Australia. Edited by Trevor McClaughlin. Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1998. Pp. xvii + 229. $24.95 paper. Catherine: On Catherine Currie's Diary, 1878–190…
Australian Labour Intellectuals
The Rise of the Modern Labour Technocrat
This article studies the rise of the modern labour technocrat within the Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union, which developed in this period a large research, educational and publicity apparatus, a vibrant shop steward movement, and independence from the political parties of the labour movement. Intellectual work within the union at first aimed to encourage rank and-file intervention in industry. A series of defeats and changing political relationsh…
The Public Sphere and Party Change
Augmenting Democracy
Part 1 A panoramic approach: introduction - class, socialism and labour history, 19th century and all that, the influence of non-socialist ideas - some precursors, radicalism and constitutionalism - revisionist approaches left and constitution in early 20th-century Britain - an inclusive definition, constitutionalism and the constitution, three studies ideas, communication and public political discourse - historical postmodernism revis(it)ed, ide…
Places, Protests, and Memorabilia
Terry Irving & Lucy Taksa, Places, Protests, and Memorabilia; The Labour Heritage Register of New South Wales, Industrial Relations research Centre, university of New South Wales, Sydney, 2002. pp. xvi + 197. $30 paper; Jeff Sparrow & Jill Sparrow, Radical Melbourne: A Secret History, Vulgar Press, Melbourne, 2001. pp. 220. $44.95 paper
Ralph Miliband and the Politics of the New Left
Defecting
Esmonde Higgins joined the Communist Party in Britain in 1920; he joined the Labour Party in Australia in 1944. Between those two dates he searched for a political practice that was revolutionary and liberal, practical and intellectual. His defection from Communism was inevitable once it became institutionalised and dogmatic, which is to say almost from the moment of his joining. This article follows the process of his defection, from doubt to di…
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