'A first class broadcaster with something to say': Nontando Jabavu, the BBC, and the cultural politics of African broadcasting in post-war Britain [0.03%]
“一流的广播者总有话要说”——诺安塔ndoacute; 珍芭沃、BBC及战后英国的非洲广播的文化政治学
Siyabonga Njica
Siyabonga Njica
This article examines the South African intellectual Nontando Jabavu's broadcasting career at the BBC and how she established herself as an authoritative and accessible voice on race relations, African affairs, and culture as a roving freel...
Roads to Economization: Valuing Life, Limb, and Leisure in the Social Democratic State [0.03%]
通向经化的道路：社会民主主义国家的人生、肢体和闲暇价值论
Charles Troup
Charles Troup
This article reinterprets contemporary forms of economization in UK government by recovering their emergence in the early nationalized transport industry. I show that two prominent practices of present-day governing-the rule of efficiency i...
Factory tourism in inter-war Britain: the spectacular construction of social-democratic mass production [0.03%]
战间期英国的工厂旅游：大众生产民主社会的壮观构造
Richard Hornsey
Richard Hornsey
In the 1920s and 1930s, British mass-manufacturers opened their factories to hundreds of thousands of ordinary consumers. As the market for branded household commodities became increasingly competitive, visitors were offered a day out of me...
Capenhurst Women's Peace Camp (1982-3) and after: local nuclear resistance, grassroots feminisms, and transnational solidarities [0.03%]
卡彭赫斯特女性和平营地（1982-1983）及其后续：地方核能抵抗、基层女权主义与跨国团结
Rachel Collett
Rachel Collett
This article explores the local specificities of Capenhurst Women's Peace Camp, established in 1982 at British Nuclear Fuels Limited on the Wirral peninsula. Making the case for the camp's inclusion and centrality within histories of nuclea...
Debating the Bachelor Tax: Masculinity and the Politics of Taxation in Britain, 1894-1920 [0.03%]
关于“单身税”的争论：男性身份与英国税收政治(1894—1920)
Piers Haslam
Piers Haslam
'Bachelor tax' was a popular shorthand for controversial changes in government policy regarding income tax and marital status. From 1918, men were given tax allowances for a wife, and from 1920, all married and unmarried people had their in...
'A jigsaw puzzle which Britain finds difficult to solve': Britain, Bophuthatswana and the Sun City Eight [0.03%]
“一块英国难以解开的拼图”：英国、博普塔斯瓦纳及“太阳城八人案”
Daniel J Feather
Daniel J Feather
In January 1984, seven British and one US national were jailed in the 'independent' Bantustan of Bophuthatswana for their roles in a complex fraud at a Sun City casino. This article demonstrates how the Bophuthatswana 'government' tried to ...
'What if?' Early marriage and the 'shadow selves' of young women from the late 1950s to early 1970s [0.03%]
“假如人生可以重来？”——20世纪五六十年代至七十年代初的早婚女性及其“影子自我”
Penny Tinkler
Penny Tinkler
The value of producing counterfactual history has been hotly debated, but principally in relation to major public events. Drawing on oral history interviews with women who grew up in Britain in the late 1950s to early 1970s, this article pr...
'Precept and Example': The Conservative Government and British Sporting Contacts with Apartheid South Africa, 1970-74 [0.03%]
循规守矩的榜样：保守党政府与南非种族隔离政权时期的英国体育往来（1970—1974）
Toby C Rider,Matthew P Llewellyn
Toby C Rider
Research into the history of the British anti-Apartheid movement and its efforts to isolate South Africa from international sport acknowledges that the 1970s were a 'difficult decade' for campaigners. British athletes and teams still compet...
Anarchism, anti-militarism, and the British Empire: the case of war commentary and the freedom defence committee [0.03%]
anarchism，反军事主义与不列颠帝国：战时评论和自由防御委员会案例研究
Eleanor Strangways
Eleanor Strangways
Anti-imperialism was central to the anarchist critique of the Second World War. Throughout the war, the anarchist publication War Commentary became a platform for challenging the British Empire and garnered the active involvement of key ant...