#ACFM Trip 16: The Long ’90s

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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The End of History - Is There a Global Political Economy?

03:28 • 4min

3

The End of History Hypothesis

07:29 • 4min

4

The New Labour Project - The Limit of Actual Reform

11:01 • 3min

5

The End of History

14:27 • 2min

6

The End of History Theis, Is It?

16:24 • 3min

7

Massive Attack - The First Really Famous Band in the Nineties

19:34 • 3min

8

I Hate Friends, I Hate Frinds at a Time.

22:50 • 2min

9

The End of Music Culture

24:30 • 5min

10

The Ideological Critique of Neoliberalism

29:08 • 4min

11

What's the Next Wave of the Subcultural Cycle?

32:46 • 4min

12

The B Not Compared to What Steve Jobbs Was Thinking in the Nineties

37:12 • 2min

13

Is the Internet Monopolized?

38:46 • 4min

14

Is There a Corbonism in the Internet?

42:41 • 4min

15

Psychodelic

46:53 • 2min

16

I Feel Less Free Now Than I Did in the Nineties

48:46 • 4min

17

Spice Girls

52:43 • 5min

18

The Crisis of Two Thousand and Eight

57:53 • 1min

19

The Early Nineties - A Time of Recession

59:08 • 4min

20

Is the Early Nineties a Lost Acicommunist Moment?

01:03:09 • 4min

21

The Real Tanks a Claim That Yeltin Wouldn't Have Won

01:07:14 • 3min

22

The Pops

01:10:44 • 2min

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The First Cultural Manifestation of the Nineties

01:12:18 • 2min

24

Age and Dub Foundation

01:14:13 • 5min

25

Britpop and the Loss of Class Power

01:19:02 • 5min

26

Feminism in the Nineties

01:24:00 • 4min

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The Roaring Twenties - The Centres Dance

01:28:02 • 3min

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The Emergent and the Residual

01:30:58 • 6min