Titlebook: London‘s Aylesbury Estate; An Oral History of t Michael Romyn Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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2731-5673 nfined themselves to the years before or after the 1979 watershed. As such, it demonstrates how shifts in housing policy, and broader political, economic and social developments, came to bear on a working-class community – for good and, more especially, for ill..978-3-030-51479-2978-3-030-51477-8Series ISSN 2731-5673 Series E-ISSN 2731-5681

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Book 2020rshed. As such, it demonstrates how shifts in housing policy, and broader political, economic and social developments, came to bear on a working-class community – for good and, more especially, for ill..

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Book 2020l testimony and memoir of residents and former residents, youth and community workers, borough Councillors, officials, police officers and architects. What emerges is not a simple story of definitive failures, but one of texture and complexity, struggle and accord, family and friends, and of rapidly

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Introduction, economic landscape. The term ‘community’ is discussed, as are the concepts of ‘space’ and ‘place’ and the ways they can be applied to an urban setting. The chapter also describes the author’s application of oral history.

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,Plotting a Map to Marginality, 1979–1997,pter explores the decline in the estate’s physical environment, and how Southwark Council managed to shed many of its outdated practices, rigid customs and overbearing personalities—to modernise and ‘decentralise’—in a bid to redress its shortcomings.

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,Community, in All Its Complexity, 1970–1979,decade, how the community built up and sustained itself, and how tenants adapted to the challenges presented by the sprawling ‘concrete jungle.’ The chapter also examines how ongoing demographic and economic shifts impacted on residents’ lives and transformed their local environment.