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Iain MacRury, Michael Rustin, The Inner World of Doctor Who: Psychoanalytic Reflections in Time and Space (Karnac Books, 2013).
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Iain MacRury, Michael Rustin, The Inner World of Doctor Who: Psychoanalytic Reflections in Time and Space (Karnac Books, 2013).
An early concept paper probably authored before the open meeting on November 16 1967 outlining the structure and aims of a future Antiuniversity. The proposed administrative committee consisted of seven men; Michael Rustin, with a background in political science and the New Left Review, Michael Kustow who later in 1968 was to become director of ICA as well as a four persons with backgrounds in (anti-)psychiatry and Kingsley Hall; Ronnie Laing, Joseph Berke, David Cooper and Leon Redler. Allen Krebs was a newly arrived American political scientist living at Kingsley Hall with a background as founder of the Free University of New York in 1965. This administrative committee later became the Ad-Hoc Co-ordinating Committee with a slightly different circle of people and gender balance.
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Press Release presenting the catalogue of the first quarter at the Antiuniversity as well as inviting to an introduction meeting on February 3 1968. From the initial group of founders outlined in previous documents Michael Kustow and Michael Rustin have disappeared and new personal has been brought on board such as Juliet Mitchell, Aubrey Raymond and Stuart Montgomery. Still the main organisers are the group of (anti)psychiatrist affiliated with Kingsley Hall.
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Today – Wednesday April 24 – the founding editors of Soundings, the new left journal first published in 1995, launch a manifesto that will attempt to outline ways forward. Over the next year we and our collaborators will, in a series of monthly instalments, examine different aspects of the current crisis and try to frame a more systemic set of questions than is usually asked. We do not offer policies but alternative approaches and demands that we hope will contribute to the broader debate that is the environment in which policymakers operate.