Recalling The Scent of Memory: Celebrating 100 Issues of Feminist Review, 2012
Feminist Review: Issue 100
Feminist Review Series

To celebrate its 100th issue, The FR Collective revisits Avtar Brah's groundbreaking 1999 article 'The Scent of Memory'. Members of the collective and contributors including Stuart Hall, Ann Phoenix, Suki Ali and Nira Yuval-Davis address contemporary issues of racialisation, whiteness, community cohesion and the recent UK riots.

The Scent of Memory; A.Brah
Activism, Imagination and Writing: Avtar Brah reflects on her life and work with Les Back; S. Hall
Racialisation, relationality and riots: Intersections and interpellations'; A. Phoenix & A. Phoenix
The Sense of Memory; S.Ali
Interruption, Reproduction and Genealogies of 'Staying Put' in Diaspora Space; I. Gedalof
Working-class whiteness from within and without: an auto-ethnographic response to Avtar Brah's 'Scent of Memory'; L. Thomas
The Verve Life: Aaj Aur Kaal; N. Puwar
An autochthonic scent of memory?;N. Yuval-Davis
The Sound of Memory: Interview with Mohinder Kaur Bhamra; N. K. Purewal
Blossomtime; C. O'Flynn
The Smell of Home; L. Khalili
Afterword; A. Brah

Edited by FEMINIST REVIEW COLLECTIVE.

00th edition The FR Collective revisits the work of its longest standing member, Avtar Brah Range of interdisciplinary perspectives The series Feminist Review is the UK's leading brand in 'serious' feminist publishing