Roberta Bivins,Mathew Thomson
Roberta Bivins
Delivered a day after Britain's National Health Service (NHS) reached its 75th year since its opening on the Appointed Day of 5 July 1948, the Pimlott Lecture for 2023 explored the culture of NHS anniversary-making. What can the marking of ...
New moderationism: medical discourses on alcohol and the decline of drunkenness in interwar Britain [0.03%]
新节制主义：英国战间期关于酒精的医学论述与醉酒现象的衰落
Ryosuke Yokoe
Ryosuke Yokoe
This article explores the significant yet underappreciated role of medical experts in consolidating the promotion of moderate drinking as a viable solution to Britain's alcohol problem during the interwar period. The country's experience wi...
Race, homosexuality, and AIDS in London: the response of British AIDS voluntary organizations to Black gay men's sexual health needs during the AIDS crisis (1980s-2000) [0.03%]
种族、同性恋和艾滋病：英国艾滋病志愿者组织对黑人男同性恋者在艾滋病危机期间（1980年代至2000年）的性健康需求的反应
Lucy Cann
Lucy Cann
Focusing on three specific organizations-The Terrence Higgins Trust (THT), Blackliners, and The NAZ Project (Naz)-this article explores the different ways in which voluntary organizations responded to Black gay men (BGM) in Britain during t...
The bust card: policing, race, welfare, drugs, and the counterculture in 1960s Britain [0.03%]
警徽卡：20世纪60年代英国的警察、种族、福利、毒品和反文化
Kate Bradley,Ellis Spicer,Jon Winder
Kate Bradley
Bust cards first emerged in the late 1960s as a way of obtaining help following arrest, giving the user the number of a 24-h telephone line to call on arrival at the police station. In the 2020s, such cards were used by direct action groups...
'Monty, Bring the Blood Can!' Pulling Teeth in Working-Class Lancashire, 1900-48 [0.03%]
“蒙蒂，把装血的罐子拿来！”1900—1948年兰开夏郡工人阶级社区的拔牙记
Claire L Jones
Claire L Jones
Working-class health cultures before the National Health Service have long been of scholarly interest but those related to oral health are chronically underexamined. This article examines one important aspect of this history-tooth pulling-i...
'Altogether Abnormal': Consumer-Citizens, Outsizes, and Clothes Rationing, 1941-9 [0.03%]
《迥然不同》：消费者市民、加大号衣服和配给制，1941—1949年
Tali Kot-Ofek
Tali Kot-Ofek
During the Second World War and the austerity period that followed it, the British government operated clothes rationing as a welfare policy. Its official aim was to ensure that all citizens had equal access to essential clothing. Despite b...
Dirty Documents and Illegible Signatures: Doctoring the Archive of British Imperialism and Decolonization [0.03%]
污秽的文件与难以辨认的签名：伪造英国帝国主义和去殖民化的档案
Joel Hebert
Joel Hebert
This article uses the surviving records of the Hanslope disclosure to track the British government's efforts to censor colonial archives in the era of decolonization. As staff withdrew from colonies around the world, they were instructed to...
Resistance and Prevention: Rural local government and the fight against tuberculosis [0.03%]
抵抗与预防：农村地方政府与抗击肺结核战争
Keir Waddington
Keir Waddington
With Wales considered 'the blackest spot on the tuberculosis map' of Britain, the Welsh National Memorial Association (WNMA) was founded in 1910 with the aim to rid Wales of the disease within a generation. Although the Association's vision...
Forging the West Indian Nation: Federation and Caribbean Activism in Post-war Britain, 1945-60 [0.03%]
战后英国的西印度联邦与加勒比人的行动主义（1945-1960）——构建西印度民族锻造工程
Elanor Kramer-Taylor
Elanor Kramer-Taylor
This article explores how Caribbean activists living in Britain after 1945 engaged with the movement for the West Indies Federation. By considering overlooked organizations such as the Caribbean Labour Congress, London Branch (CLC) and the ...