Introduction Charting Historical Change: Work in the US and UK During the Twentieth Century Narratives of Labour and Labour Lost: Working Life and its Representations Identity in Question and the Place of Work Working at the Chalk-face: Articulating the 'teacherly-self' and Educational Change Teller, Seller, Union Activist: Class Formation and Changing Bank Worker Identities Tracking the Place of Work Identity on the Rails Something to Show For it: The Place of Work Memorabilia in Three Occupations Narrating Work Identity: Oral Testimony and the Place of Anecdotes Conclusion References
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JOHN KIRK Senior Research Fellow at the Working Lives Research
Institute, London Metropolitan University, UK. He is author of
Class, Culture and Social Change: On the Trail of the Working
Class, and The British Working Class in the Twentieth Century:
Film, Literature and Television. He is currently completing a book
on European identity communities.
CHRISTINE WALL Senior Research Fellow at the School of Architecture
and the Built Environment, University of Westminster and Deputy
Director of ProBE (Centre for Research into the Production of the
Built Environment). She is currently Principal Investigator on the
Leverhulme Trust funded research project 'Constructing Post-War
Britain: building workers' stories 1950-70'.
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