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Eric Hobsbawm
Eric Hobsbawm, a self-confessed "unrepentant communist" is professor emeritus of economic and social history of the University of London at Birkbeck. He has written many acclaimed historical works, including a trilogy on the nineteenth-century; The Age of Revolution, The Age of Capital, and The Age of Empire and is the author of The Age of Extremes: The Short 20th Century 1914-1991 and his recent autobiography Interesting Times: A Twentieth-Century Life.
This author's articles
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The Guardian
War of ideas
Saturday February 17th, 2007 -
London Review of Books
Budapest 1956: Could it have been different?
Wednesday November 15th, 2006 -
London Review of Books
Benefits of Diaspora
Thursday October 20th, 2005 -
London Review of Books
Retreat of the Male: Revolution in the Family
Thursday July 28th, 2005 -
The Guardian
America’s neo-conservative world supremacists will fail
Saturday June 25th, 2005 -
The Guardian
The last of the utopian projects
Wednesday March 9th, 2005 -
The Guardian
The dangers of exporting democracy
Saturday January 22nd, 2005 -
The Hindu
"There are limits to American power"
Sunday December 19th, 2004
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