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Despite the abundance and quality of recent historical writing on consumerism, it cannot be said that the modern Co-operative movement (Co-op) has been well served. It has also been by-passed in studies that locate Britons' identity in their consumption. The reasons for this can be found in the widely perceived decline of the Co-op since the 1950s, but also in various historiographical agendas that have resulted in its relative invisibility in...

Economic decline compared to the rest of the industrialized world is the standard paradigm within which scholars study Britain during the 1950s, but the historians and political scientists here shift the paradigm to affluence. The shift requires focusing on the domestic rather than international, emphasizes absolute growth over relative decline, hi

Sehir.Ona böyle diyoruz. Dünyanin geri kalani Elma ya da daha resmi bir dille Büyük Elma diyor. Buna karsi cikmamakla birlikte, bu lafi pek sik kullanmiyoruz. Sehir deyip geciyoruz.Resmi olarak New York Sehri bes ilceden olusur ama Sehir derken Manhattan kastedilir. Brooklynde ya da Bronxta, Queenste ya da Staten Islandda outran biri, Bugün sehre gidiyorum, dediginde herkes ne demek istedigini anlar. Hic kimse hangi sehir oldugunu sormaz ya da...

This book examines a period which was the fulcrum around which postwar British history moved. In popular discourse the 1970s is commonly characterized as a dismal decade of economic and political failure from which the country was apparently rescued by Thatcherism. The editors of this volume argue that this is both simplistic and a barrier to understanding a period of fundamental importance in the trajectory of postwar British history. Most no...

This book examines a period which was the fulcrum around which postwar British history moved. In popular discourse the 1970s is commonly characterized as a dismal decade of economic and political failure from which the country was apparently rescued by Thatcherism. The editors of this volume argue that this is both simplistic and a barrier to understanding a period of fundamental importance in the trajectory of postwar British history. Most no...