Writing: Books
Janine writes books!
Recommended Reading: ‘The Home Front’
My recommended First World War reading – from this selection of recommendations by socialists in Solidarity 347, 10 December 2014. The Home Front by Sylvia Pankhurst We are less than half a year into four years of commemoration of the centenary of … Read more
Poplar: A Different Sort of Labour Council
An article published in Workers’ Liberty no.66 in 2001, which turned out to be a precursor to my 2009 book, Guilty and Proud Of It. In Hackney, east London, the Labour/Tory coalition administration – the first in Britain since World War … Read more
Loose Muse: Women Writers’ Night
Janine will be the feature writer at February’s Loose Muse – the Poetry Society’s monthly women’s night at the Poetry Cafe, Betterton Street, Covent Garden. Janine will be performing poetry and reading extracts from her books, Guilty and Proud of … Read more
Conference: The People vs PFI
I will be “giving evidence” about the disastrous Public-Private Partnership on London Underground at this conference, and selling copies of my book Plundering London Underground: private capital and public service 1997-2010 For more information about the event, click here. Venue: … Read more
‘Transport for London seeks new powers with developers’
CorporateWatch has an article, Transport for London seeks new powers with developers, reporting that “Transport for London (TfL) is currently seeking to team up with private sector partners to give it new powers, especially regarding land development, putting public land and affordable … Read more
US Labor Notes: Review of Plundering London Underground
Plundering London Underground: private capital and public service 1997-2010
‘Guilty and Proud of it’
Camden Review: Plundering London Underground, 5 June 2014
Guilty and Proud of it: extracts
from Solidarity 156, 30 July 2009, origianlly posted here Janine Booth’s recently published book “Guilty and Proud Of It!” is a story about how a group of socialist Labour councillors in Poplar, East London, refused to bow to the “norms” … Read more