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March, 2016 | Social History Blog
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Monthly Archives: March 2016. Social History 40th Anniversary Virtual Special Issue. Social History has been publishing innovative research and provocative discussion in the field since its launch in 1976. To mark its 40th anniversary, we have brought together a small selection of the material that has appeared in the journal over the last four decades. Continue reading →. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. Subscribe to the Social History Blog. Get email when we update our blog.
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Monthly Archives: January 2017. From an ‘Infant Hercules’ to the death of Teesside Steelmaking: History and heritage along the ‘Steel River’ by Tosh Warwick. Front Page, The Gazette, 29th September 2015, courtesy of the The Gazette. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. Subscribe to the Social History Blog. Get email when we update our blog.
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Monthly Archives: July 2016. The history of planning and the politics of history by Lucy Hewitt. A still from ‘The Proud City A Plan for London,’ produced for the Ministry of Information in 1946. Available to view in full at https:/ archive.org/details/ProudCity. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. Subscribe to the Social History Blog. Get email when we update our blog.
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Monthly Archives: October 2015. Andrew Scull’s Madness in Civilization: A Cultural History of Madness, Part II. In the second part of. Scull, the author of. Madness in Civilization: A Cultural History of Madness. London, Thames and Hudson) discusses the treatment and care of the mentally ill in the 19th and 20th century and the impact of that history on attitudes towards. Continue reading →. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. Interviewed Andrew Scull about his new book,. Continue reading →. Tackling...
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From an ‘Infant Hercules’ to the death of Teesside Steelmaking: History and heritage along the ‘Steel River’ by Tosh Warwick. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. A magnificent contribution’: disability allowances and the intellectually disabled in Ireland, 1954-61 by David Kilgannon. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. Getting the Needle by Martin Cloonan. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. The history of planning and the politics of history by Lucy Hewitt. Even though male homosexuality was...
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June, 2016 | Social History Blog
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Monthly Archives: June 2016. The ‘Unlawful’ Status of Homosexuality in Britain After Decriminalization by Harry Cocks. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. Subscribe to the Social History Blog. Get email when we update our blog.
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January, 2016 | Social History Blog
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Monthly Archives: January 2016. The Spanish Transatlantic: remembering the work of Christopher Schmidt-Nowara. Christopher Schmidt-Nowara, talented historian of Europe and Latin America, was an active member of the. Editorial board for more than ten years until his death in 2015. To commemorate his work, Routledge has made the essays he published in. Continue reading →. This entry was posted in Uncategorised. Subscribe to the Social History Blog. Get email when we update our blog.
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The ‘Unlawful’ Status of Homosexuality in Britain After Decriminalization by Harry Cocks | Social History Blog
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The ‘Unlawful’ Status of Homosexuality in Britain After Decriminalization by Harry Cocks. Even though male homosexuality was decriminalised in Britain in 1967, it still occupied a legal grey area in which it could be classified as an ‘unlawful’ act contrary to the public good. This was because of the revival of a common law offence known as ‘conspiracy to corrupt public morals’ which was applied to those gay men who were advertising in the new gay press for friends and lovers. The answer lay in the parti...
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The history of planning and the politics of history by Lucy Hewitt | Social History Blog
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The history of planning and the politics of history by Lucy Hewitt. A still from ‘The Proud City A Plan for London,’ produced for the Ministry of Information in 1946. Available to view in full at https:/ archive.org/details/ProudCity. British planning history: the story so far. The historical narrative which has dominated accounts of the emergence and early development of the planning profession first appeared in the doctoral thesis of William Ashworth, subsequently published in 1954 as. Patrick Geddes a...