Titlebook: Gender, Work and Community After De-Industrialisation; A Psychosocial Appro Valerie Walkerdine,Luis Jimenez Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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Two Hundred Years of Iron and Steel,ated, with poor transport links. The first time I saw the town, a small community nestled at the northern end of the steep-sided valley, I was struck by the emptiness, the huge flattened area that had once been the steelworks. The eye wandered over what was a vast space, and it was hard to conjure u

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Advanced Liberalism,onal iron and steel market and the effects these had on the possibilities for the production of wealth in Britain. The making of the workers into an abstract category, ‘labour’, enabled them to be understood as simply replaceable elements in the production of wealth. In order to ensure the maximum a

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Producing Pride in Masculinity: The Hard Steelworker,s work with unemployed young people, he starts talking about his feelings, when he was a steelworker, of coming home from work covered in dirt. We remember being forcefully struck by the loving detail with which he described the pleasure of coming home after a hard day’s work, so covered in dirt tha

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What about the Women?,ng working-class life and communities in the 1980s, she laid bare a history of women in the area that had not been told. She argues on the basis of many conversations with women, recorded in the book, that ‘much of the good old values rested on the weary labours of women whose economic, social, sexu

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