Items where Author / Artist / Editor is "Little, Ben"

Article

Little, Ben (2013) Parties, causes and political power. Soundings (55). ISSN 1362-6620

Little, Ben and Malik, Shive and Coatman, Clare and Floyd, David and Baker, Sarah (2012) Roll over Mick Jagger. Soundings (51). pp. 115-127. ISSN 1362-6620

Little, Ben (2009) The millenial generation and politics. Soundings (42). pp. 119-128. ISSN 1362-6620

Little, Ben (2009) Constructing the reader’s perspective in V for vendetta. International Journal of Comic Art, 11 (1). pp. 182-202.

Little, Ben (2008) Class and culture. Soundings: a journal of politics and culture. . ISSN 1362-6620

Little, Ben (2008) Politics without left (or right). Soundings . ISSN 1362-6620

Book Section

Little, Ben and Grayson, Deborah (2011) The national in the network society: UKUncut, the English Defence League and the challenge for social democracy. In: The future of European social democracy: building the good society. Rutherford, Jonathan and Mayer, Henning, eds. Palgrave Macmillan, London, pp. 177-194. ISBN 9780230290938

Little, Ben (2010) 2000AD: understanding the 'British invasion' of American comics. In: Comics as a nexus of cultures. Berninger, Mark and Ecke, Jochen and Haberkorn, Gideon, eds. McFarland, Jefferson NC. ISBN 9780786439874

Baker, Sarah (2010) Debt and consumerism. In: Radical future: politics for the next generation. Little, Ben, ed. Lawrence & Wishart, London, pp. 64-68.

Book

Arthurs, Jane and Little, Ben (2016) Russell Brand: Comedy, Celebrity, Politics. Palgrave Studies in Comedy . Palgrave Macmillan, UK. ISBN 978-1-137-59628-4

Shrubsole, Guy and Clare, Coatman and Little, Ben and Malik, Shiv, eds. (2012) Regeneration. Radical Future . Lawrence and Wishart, London. ISBN 9781907103490

Little, Ben (2010) Radical future: politics for the next generation. Little, Ben, ed. Soundings in association with Compass Youth. ISBN 9781907103469

Thesis

Little, Ben (2011) Comic books, politics and readers: the influence of the 2000AD group of comics creators on the formation of Anglo-American comics culture. PhD thesis, Middlesex University.