Python name of class in class body

Is it possible to get the class name within the body of a class definition?

For example,

class Foo():
    x = magic() # x should now be 'Foo'

I know that I can do this statically outside of the class body using a class method:

class Bar():
    @classmethod
    def magic(cls):
        print cls.__name__

Bar.magic()

However this isn't what I want, I want the class name in the class body

Ok - got one more solution - this one is actually not that complex!

import traceback

def magic():
   return traceback.extract_stack()[-2][2]

class Something(object):
   print magic()

It will print out "Something". I'm not sure if extracted stack format is standardised in any way, but it works for python 2.6 (and 2.7 and 3.1)