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Thanks for a really interesting message. Its good to know that there are people out there with the time to read and the ears to hear.<\/p>\n
I would really like to keep in touch with you. I used to be active in trying to stir things up a little, but have recently taken a back (academic) seat. I am currently researching a phd on dance culture and oppositional politics, and am also working on a cd-rom on the free parties (with harry from diy, who you might have come across through your involvement with All Systems Go (about which i know little, as i have only recently made the Notts connection)).<\/p>\n
I hope that this will have some postive, practical repercussions, and i also aim to link my work up with people such as Celebrate! who are actively trying to work on these issues (although they’re a little too cosy with the home office for my liking).<\/p>\n
I would welcome a bit of a longer perspective on such struggles, and so would like to hear more about what you know about eralier festivals. I knew many people who were at Stonehenge that year, and do know people involved in the traveller scene, but my real experience comes from dance culture, and i could do with broadening my horizons.
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Drew Hemment – Lancaster University<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Phd in Dance Culture Thanks for a really interesting message. Its good to know that there are people out there with the time to read and the ears to hear. I would really like to keep in touch with you. … Continue reading