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  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Abbreviations
  6. Acknowledgements
  7. Introduction: those who walked in the darkest valleys
  8. 1. ‘Buried treasure’: industrial development in the Scottish coalfields, c. 1940s–80s
  9. 2. Moral economy: custom and social obligation during colliery closures
  10. 3. Communities: ‘it was pretty good’ in restructured locales
  11. 4. Gendered experiences
  12. 5. Generational perspectives
  13. 6. Coalfield politics and nationhood
  14. 7. Synthesis. ‘The full burden of national conscience’: class, nation and deindustrialization
  15. Conclusion: the meaning and memory of deindustrialization
  16. Appendix: biographies of oral history participants
  17. Bibliography

Coal Country

The Meaning and Memory of
Deindustrialization in Postwar Scotland

Ewan Gibbs

LONDON
ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
INSTITUTE OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PRESS

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