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From an ‘Infant Hercules’ to the death of Teesside Steelmaking: History and heritage along the ‘Steel River’ by Tosh Warwick | Social History Blog
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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. Referenced the ‘170 years of industry under threat’ alongside fears at the potential loss of ‘Teesside’s lifeblood’.[2] As the axe fell with no buyer or government intervention forthcoming for the SSI site,. Simply led with the headline ‘1845-2015: 170 years of steelmaking laid to rest as Teesside’. Middles...
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Monthly Archives: November 2015. Faces of children: transgression and education by Alan Ross. Recently, I had the chance to see Jacques Feyder’s 1923 masterpiece. At a genuine 1920’s palace of film, the Louxor cinema. In the Parisian district of Barbès. The film had been freshly restored due to the inimitable Serge Bromberg (more on his efforts to preserve and publicise forgotten classics of the black and white era can be found at Lobster Films. Who also accompanied the screening on piano. Subscribe to t...
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Monthly Archives: November 2016. A magnificent contribution’: disability allowances and the intellectually disabled in Ireland, 1954-61 by David Kilgannon. Disability Allowances and the Irish State. In September 2015, disability activists held a protest outside the Irish Parliament (Dáil Éireann). The provision of disability allowances has a relatively long history in Ireland, beginning in 1954 with the introduction of the Disabled Person’s Maintenance Allowance (DPMA). Continue reading →.
Getting the Needle by Martin Cloonan | Social History Blog
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Getting the Needle by Martin Cloonan. Campaign flyer for the Musicians’ Union. This ruling resulted from a case brought by the major recording companies (consisting at this point of Decca and EMI) against the Cawardine café in Bristol which had been playing records without permission of the manufacturers (see PRS for Music and PPL. The BBC, PPL and the Union. The Union and the decline of needletime. Licensing in 1988 which recommended the end of needletime on the basis that it was a restrictive practice&...
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Monthly Archives: April 2016. Disability and Coal in 20th-century Britain by Mike Mantin. To rethink the history of disability and employment, we can turn to one of Britain’s most dangerous industries. Coal was one of the most notoriously dangerous British industries. Many of its most deadly incidents are well known: the Hartley Colliery disaster of 1862. That trapped and killed 204 miners in Northumberland and the 1913 explosion at Universal Colliery in Senghenydd. This entry was posted in Uncategorised.
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Promoting the study of. Social and cultural history. Welcome to the Social History Society. Follow us on Twitter @socialhistsoc. About the Social History Society. SHS membership forms are available: Word (31k). Follow the Society on Twitter: http:/ twitter.com/socialhistsoc. And on Facebook: http:/ www.facebook.com/group.php? The Alex Cowan Urban History Fund. For more details on how to donate to, and apply to, the Alex Cowan Urban History fund, go to http:/ socialhistory.org.uk/alexcowan.php. The pervas...
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تحقیقات تاریخ اجتماعی (SHC). بر اساس شمارههای نشریه. اهداف و چشم انداز. اعضای مشورتی هیات تحریریه. اصول اخلاقی انتشار مقاله. ورود به سامانه ▼. ثبت نام در سامانه. مقالاتی که تا تاریخ 18دی95از طریق سامانه دریافت شدند برای اعضا هیات تحریریه نشریه جهت تعیین تکلیف اولیه. ارسال به داور اول/ پرداخت هزینه داوری/ عدم پذیرش). شدند، و نتیجه از طریق ایمیل / سامانه به نویسندگان محترم اطلاع داده می شود. مقالاتی که پس از این تاریخ دریافت شوند در جلسه آتی هیات تحریریه بررسی می شوند(تاریخ درج خبر:18/10/95). 3-کاربرا...
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Skip to main content. Conducts research and collects data on the global history of labour, workers, and labour relations. International Review of Social History. Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis. Books on the IISH. Books based on collections. Request Items from Library. Today in Labour History. Address and Opening Hours. Staff - by department. Working at the IISH. History of the IISH. Friends of the IISH. Anti-apartheid and Southern Africa blog. South East Asia Blog. Archives are rare...
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Social History Since 1750. Faculty of Arts and Philosophy. Our research unit studies the nineteenth and twentieth century. How did the long nineteenth century result in the ‘age of catastrophe’, despite of its optimism over progress and characteristic emancipatory movements? The impact of both World Wars is assessed against the double question of how people deal with dramatic social change and how the (painful) past affects the present. Movements, protest and contention. War, crisis and society. Call for...
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Social History 101 – the blog. Filed under: Harris and Bent. 8212; Tags: Harris. 8212; socialhistory101 @ 10:28 pm. One of the grandchildren of Josiah Harris (1783-1868) (see post about Josiah dated 2011/06/26) was Brougham E Harris (1838-1907), son of newspaperman Josiah Albert Harris. Brougham was a Cleveland undertaker. He and his wife, Martha E Wall, had four children:. Edward, who died in 1872 at age 6. Mattie, who died in 1877 at age 6. Fannie, who died in 1883 of typhoid fever at 15. On Dec 20th, ...
Social History Blog | The blog for the journal Social History
The Social History Blog (SHB) publishes work that explores how lives are lived, understood and made sense of over time. Our posts are designed to inform, provoke, encourage conversation, and occasionally entertain our readers. SHB is linked to the journal. And we welcome you to both publications. From an ‘Infant Hercules’ to the death of Teesside Steelmaking: History and heritage along the ‘Steel River’ by Tosh Warwick. Getting the Needle by Martin Cloonan. Between the mid 1930s and the late 1980s, radio...
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Skip to main content. Social and Labour History News. Wiki: Best Practices for the Social History Domain. Digital collections on social history and the history of the labour movement from the late 18th to the beginning of the 21st century. More than 900,000 digitised objects (archives, books, brochures, leaflets, photographs, posters, prints, cartoons, sound, films and videos) from 15 specialized archives and libraries in Europe. Social and Labour History News. IALHI brings together archives, libraries, ...
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