Politics and the Past. Names

Question 1

‘Now is the time to choose’, public statement (16 April 1979)

Answer 1

Margaret Thatcher

Question 2

Time and the Politics of Nostalgia: An Analysis of the Conservative Party Election Broadcast ‘The Journey (1995)

Answer 2

Allan, Atkinson, Montgomery

Question 3

The uses and abuses of History: The end of the Cold War and Soviet Collapse (2011)

Answer 3

Michael Cox

Question 4

Narrating Crisis: The discursive construction of the ‘Winter of Discontent’ (1996)

Answer 4

Colin Hay

Question 5

Gripped by the past: Nostalgia and the 2010 Labour party leadership contest (2010)

Answer 5

Richard Jobson and Mark Wickham-Jones

Question 6

How Brexiteers appealed to voters’ nostalgia (Aug 13 2016)

Answer 6

Elliot Green

Question 7

Looking Backward and Inward: The Politics of Nostalgia and identity (2016)

Answer 7

Rodriguez and Nakagawa

Question 8

From Corbyn to Trump: Welcome to the politics of nostalgia (2016)

Answer 8

James Bloodworth

Question 9

The ‘Isles of Wonder’ Olympic opening ceremony: I smell a rat (14 June 2012)

Answer 9

Simon Jenkins

Question 10

London Olympic opening ceremony team was ‘put under political pressure to remove section about the NHS’ (10 July 2016)

Answer 10

Lydia Willgress

Question 11

The London 2012 opening ceremony, and a night that set NHS reform back years, The Mail on Sunday (3 Aug 2012)

Answer 11

Ian Birrell

Question 12

Opening ceremony was a Trojan horse for socialist values, says Labour MP (29 July 2012)

Answer 12

MP = Paul Flynn

Article written by Mulholland

Question 13

Cognitive Dissidents (July 11, 2016)

Answer 13

William Pooley

Question 14

Worthless Drivel (2016)

Answer 14

Emily Rutherford

Question 15

Waving the Banners of a Bygone Age, Nostalgia and Labour’s Clause IV Controversy, 1959-60 (2013)

Answer 15

Richard Jobson

Question 16

Longing, Nostalgia and Golden Age Politics: The American Jeremiad and the Power of the Past (2009)

Answer 16

Andrew Murphy