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Dan Hancox

Dan Hancox lives in London and writes about music, politics and cities for The Guardian, Observer and others; his books include Inner City Pressure (William Collins, 2018) and The Village Against the World (Verso, 2013).

Opinion
What Patrick Keiller’s ‘Lost’ Film Reveals About Our Housing Crisis

A rare screening of ‘The Dilapidated Dwelling’ (2000) at the Barbican shows why Keiller’s films should be compulsory viewing

BY Dan Hancox |
Opinion
‘What is Democracy?’ Argues Why Political Justice Must be Built from the Ground Up

From 14th-century frescos in Siena to a refugee camp in Greece, Astra Taylor's new documentary examines the corrosion of electoral politics

BY Dan Hancox |
Features
And Then?

A year of unrest in the UK

BY Dan Hancox |