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Yearning to Labour? Working-Class Men in Post-Industrial Britain, Britain. After first discussing longstanding historical associations between gender, skill and work with a particular focus on constructions of working-class masculinity, it explores in more detail why and how deindustrialization and economic restructuring over several decades have increasingly pro

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Formulating the Postindustrial Self: The Role of Petty Crime Among Unemployed, Working-Class Men insponses, coping strategies and alternative narratives of self that were mobilized by these men in the face of profound and systemic economic and social insecurity. It focuses on their responses to a diverse range of existential challenges in which they mobilized an apparently limited and unconventio

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Young Working-Class Men Without Jobs: Reimagining Work and Masculinity in Postindustrial Sweden,ssociated with unemployment among working-class men implies a need to redefine one’s own self-understanding. This chapter discusses the narratives of 12 young unemployed working-class men living in a small, deindustrialized town on the east coast of Sweden. From a situation much characterized by def

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,‘I Am Going to Uni!’ Working-Class Academic Success, Opportunity and Conflict,ung men are one of the least likely demographic groups to enter university. Drawing on an ethnographic study with young men from a deprived community in Wales (UK), in this chapter I look at the lives of a group of educational ‘a(chǎn)chievers’, offering a different way to view working-class educational e

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