دانلود کتاب Making Cultures of Solidarity: London and the 1984–5 Miners’ Strike

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Cover Half Title Series Information Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction Towards the 1984–5 miners’ strike London and the solidarity campaign Outline Notes 1 Conceptualising cultures of solidarity Place and time Difference, deference, and mutuality Conclusion Notes 2 ‘We’ve always stood with anybody who wanted to fight’: Mutual solidarity in the long 1970s Something in the air On the picket line Pushing the boundaries Beyond strikes Memorialising the movement Conclusion Notes 3 ‘We’re all in Thatcher’s sinking ship’: Class and deindustrialisation Organised labour Deindustrialisation and unemployment Defending jobs after a recession Conclusion Notes 4 ‘Like little soviets’: Infrastructures of solidarity Infrastructures of solidarity Twinning and encounter The state (in and against) Conclusion Notes 5 ‘What it meant to us about equality’: Gender, race, and solidarity ‘Some kind of feminist’ ‘A big learning curve’ The coalfields and the carnival Broadwater Farm to the United States Conclusion Notes 6 Sexuality and solidarity: Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners Organising solidarity Networks of solidarity Defending communities To be cockney and queer Conclusion Notes 7 ‘Someone else’s dubious battle’: The limits of solidarity Violence Democracy Politics Communists Conclusion Notes 8 ‘The world doesn’t end’: After the miners’ strike Back to work Maintaining cultures of solidarity Second comings Making usable pasts Conclusion Notes Conclusion Return of the repressed Notes Bibliography Archives Interviews and witness seminars Newspapers and periodicals References Index