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The article focuses on the term "risk" as an entry from "Keywords for Today" by The Keywords Project edited by Colin MacCabe and Holly Yanacek. It cites several phrases related to risk, including risk management, risk taking, and risk analysis. Several contexts in which risk is used are also mentioned such as the development of financial capitalism and public and private organizations.

This article presents an interview with twentieth century author and scholar, Tom Paulin. Relevant topics include his contributions to an anthology of Irish writing, his work on William Hazlitt, and religion as a theme in English literature.

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Christopher Hutchen, a professor in English literature speaks about his reaction to the response received from the readers of his book, 'Letters to a Young Contrarian'. His views on European and world history and current affairs are presented.

The short story "Sundance Diary," by Colin MacCabe is presented.

Presents the speeches of James Snead, Sr., Colin MacCabe, and Peter Martin as opening remarks for the James A. Snead Memorial Conference in the U.S.

The article offers information on the members of editorial board Editor Colin MacCabe, Deputy Editor Matthew Taunton and Poetry Editor Ben Lerner along with copyright policies issues.

The article focuses on the institutional history of the London Consortium, UK. It states that Consortium was founded in 1993 by the social philosopher Paul Hirst, Mark Cousins, and Colin MacCabe. It also mentions that the Consortium's fundamental idea was a combination of determined academic and cultural institutions. It also states that students were inspired to join stage events and seminars in the partner institutions.

An interview with author Christopher Hitchens is presented. He discusses his book "Letters to a Young Contrarian." He addresses the creation of a personal library. The relation between elitism and populism is noted. Hitchens mentions his former Marxist views in relation to economic globalization. Socially responsible investment is addressed. U.S. policy toward Iraq is noted.

Presents an interview with literary writer Tom Paulin. description of the intellectual formation of Paulin; Opinion on the impact of disinterestedness to the Arnoldian view of impartilism on radical dissenting tradition; Moralistic base of dissent; Views on the study and teaching of English literature.

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The article present issue information of the periodical, discusses about the periodical editor Colin MacCabe, contributors; claims for missing or damaged print issues; and criticism on the humanities and the university.