Jennie Bristow

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Jennie Bristow is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. She was reportedly Revolutionary Communist Students candidate for Vice President of the National Union of Students in 1993, while attending the University of Sussex, wrote for Living Marxism/LM from 1994 and was listed as affiliated to Genderwatch (another RCP front) in 1996. She was part of the launch team of and is a shareholder of and the commissioning editor and a writer for, Spiked, is a shareholder of the Academy of Ideas, the parent of the Institute of Ideas, has written for the Institute of Ideas and Novo and edits the Parents With Attitude website.

Jennie Bristow in 2003

Bristow runs her own editing consultancy which seems to have mainly done work for other associates of the LM network. The Punctuate! website features testimonials from seven clients. These include three other LM network associates: Tiffany Jenkins, Ellie Lee, senior lecturer in social policy, University of Kent and Helene Guldberg, Managing Editor, spiked and formerly of Living Marxism. One further client testimonial comes from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service the director of which is LM network associate Ann Furedi. Bristow also edits the BPAS journal Abortion Review. Bristow has also worked for her sometime co-author Frank Furedi on his book Wasted: Why Education Isn't Educating (Continuum 2009).

Bristow's 2009 book Standing Up To Supernanny contained chapters from LM network associates Helene Guldberg, Ellie Lee, Jane Sandeman and Jan Macvarish. The acnknowledements thanked Claire Fox, Frank Furedi, the Institute of Ideas and Spiked.

Conservative movement connections

Like many associated with the LM network Bristow has worked closely with elements of the Conservative movement. for example, with Frank Furedi she wrote a pamphlet for the conservative think tank Civitas. This project was funded by the conservative Nigel Vinson Charitable Trust, and organisation set up in 1973 by Nigel Vinson the former council member of Aims of Industry and co-founder of the Thatcherite Centre for Policy Studies. The trust mostly funds conservative think tanks such as Institute of Economic Affairs, the Institute for Policy Research and Civitas, which in 2009 were the recipients of the three biggest grants. Other organisations to which it gave grants of over £1,000 in 2008 and/or 2009 include: Hampden Trust, Politics and Economics Research Trust (mainly funds the Taxpayers' Alliance), International Policy Network, Foundation for Social and Economic Thinking (charitable arm of Politeia).

Affiliations

Punctuate! | Spiked | Institute of Ideas | Parents With Attitude | Civitas

Publications, Resources, Notes

Publications

• Jennie Bristow (Ed.) Standing up to Supernanny, London: Societas, 2009.
• Frank Furedi and Jennie Bristow Licensed to Hug: How child protection policies are poisoning the relationship between the generations and damaging the voluntary sector, London: Civitas, June 2008. 'This publication has been made possible by a grant from the Nigel Lord Vinson Charitable Trust'
• Jennie Bristow, "Air Pollution & Human Health: Facts and Fears", Spiked Online, 30 June 2004
• Jennie Bristow, "Vom 11. September bis zum Irakkrieg: Was ist geschehen?", Novo 64/65, 2003.
• Jennie Bristow, Maybe I Do: marriage and commitment in singleton society London: Academy of Ideas, 2002.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Jobs for lifestyles', LM 129, p. 38, April 2000.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Beach games', LM 129, p. 23, April 2000.
• Jennie Bristow, 'It has worked at a price', LM 128, p. 36, March 2000.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Blairing out?', LM 128, p. 24, March 2000.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Seattle: the politics of Waaah!', LM 127, p. 29, February 2000.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Slasher chic', LM 126, p. 20, December/January 1999/2000.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Married strife', LM 125, p. 24, November 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Not so endearing', LM 124, p. 10, October 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'No place for a child', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 17 September 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'So are women equal now?', LM 123, p. 12, September 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Women's fiction: piddling the books', LM 122, p. 40, July/August 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Don't sack Chris Woodhead over sex, say sixth formers', LM 121, p. 8, June 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'The People's war?', LM 120, p. 13, May 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Unsafe sex', LM 120, p. 24, May 1999.
• Christina McGill, Margie Woodward and Jennie Bristow, 'Taboos exchange: Equal rights or discrimination for disability?', LM 118, p. 8, March 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Confessional writing: enough said', LM 117, p. 14, February 1999.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Merton gets a tune-up', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 6 November 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, Kirsten de la Haye, Brendan O'Neill and Justine Brian, 'Lowering higher education', LM 104, October 1998, p. 12.
• Jennie Bristow, 'The nitty gritty of student choice', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 25 September 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, Mark Pendergrast and Dr Michael Fitzpatrick, 'Whatever happened to false memory syndrome?', LM 113, p. 32, September 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'No kidding', LM 113, p. 36, September 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'World beckons the narrow horizoned', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 14 August 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Soft boys and bitchy bastards', LM 112, p. 15, July/August 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Exchanging trust for fear', LM 112, p. 22, July/August 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Making security a cause for concern', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 5 June 1998.
• Jennie Bristow and Liz Malone, 'Free the Weed - but at a price', LM 110, p. 18, May 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'The secret of Mr Blair's success', LM 110, p. 23, May 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'What is it about a university that attracts a student?', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 3 April 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'The 'fat rights' lobby is out to lunch', LM 109, p. 30, April 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Warrior fights for freer speech', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 13 March 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Jerking off', LM 98, March 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Sexual harassment or harmless fun?', LM 108, p. 10, March 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Let them eat cake - and chips and chocolate', LM 107, p. 28, February 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Date rape: are we going too far?', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 9 January 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'The University of Neverneverland', LM 106, p. 12, December 1997/January 1998.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Fire in the forest', LM 105, p. 20, November 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Students don't need any lessons in making friends', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 10 October 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Northern exposure', LM 104, p. 22, October 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Alcopops: the hidden agenda', LM 104, p. 37, October 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Free Speech Branded', LM 103, September 1997, p. 10.
• Jennie Bristow, 'New Labour starts cleaning up Britain', LM 103, September 1997, p. 12.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Language barriers in the seminar', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 26 September 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Down the drain', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 5 September 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Shooting is golf with guns', LM 102, p. 11, July/August 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Popping mad about alcopops', LM 102, p. 23, July/August 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Safe walking on campus', LM 101, p. 19, June 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'A novel way of looking at literature', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 6 June 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Safe Spice', LM 100, p. 32, May 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Taboos: Teenage sex', LM 99, p. 14, April 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Storm in a melting pot', LM 99, p. 19, April 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'A cry for freedom', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 21 February 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'A sledgehammer to crack a ridiculous nut', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 7 February 1997, p. 12.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Who's afraid of Holocaust denial?', LM 97, February 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'The Holocaust obsession - trivialising history', LM 97, February 1997.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Stressed out on campus?', Living Marxism, No. 96 - December/January 1996/1997, p. 18.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Body piercing - why?', Living Marxism, No. 95 - November 1996, p. 20.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Artwork sparks porn row', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 22 November 1996.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Taboos: Bingeing on anorexia', Living Marxism, No. 94 - October 1996, p. 10.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Students who can't cut the umbilical cord', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 18 October 1996.
• Jennie Bristow, 'The Guides lose their way', Living Marxism, No. 93 - September 1996, p. 12.
• Jennie Bristow, 'No more 'good' or 'bad' Muslims', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 2 August 1996.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Who's hiding behind Europe?', Living Marxism, No. 92 - July/August 1996, p. 12.
• Jennie Bristow, 'A case of quantity above quality', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 5 April 1996.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Taboos: China's orphans', Living Marxism, No. 88 - March 1996, p. 12.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Porn students face action', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 9 February 1996.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Stand up for free speech', Living Marxism 86, January 1996
• Jennie Bristow, 'Unwrap the verbal cotton wool', 19 January 1996.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Free speech and 'tolerance', Living Marxism, No. 83 - October 1995, p. 21.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Teachers and petting do mix', The Times Higher Education Supplement, 2 June 1995.
• Jennie Bristow, 'University lecherers', Living Marxism, No. 79 - May 1995, p. 34.
• Jennie Bristow, 'No politics please, we're students', Living Marxism, No. 72 - October 1994, p. 31.
• Jennie Bristow, 'Lesbian cheek', Living Marxism, No. 70 - August 1994.
• Andrew Calcutt and Jennie Bristow, 'Truancy watch', Living Marxism, No. 67 - May 1994, p. 34.

Resources

• Profile "Jennie Bristow", Centre for Parenting Studies website, accessed 29 Dec 2010

Contact

Website: http://www.jbristow.co.uk/