Studies in Popular Culture has the aim of publishing the very best new work on British popular culture. We have commissioned books on a range of subjects including leisure, film, tourism, sex, smoking and cars and we remain open to suggestions for further books in these and related areas.
Series Editor: Jeffrey Richards
This series is within the History subject area.
Leisure, citizenship and working-class men in Britain, 1850–1940
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Brad Beaven
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The British Consumer Co-operative Movement and film, 1890s–1960s
Alan G. Burton
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Amateur operatics
A social and cultural history
John Lowerson
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From silent screen to multi-screen
A history of cinema exhibition in Britain since 1896
Stuart Hanson
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Working-class organisations and popular tourism,1840-1970
Susan Barton
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Films and British national identity
From Dickens to Dad's Army
Jeffrey Richards
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Healthy living in the Alps
The origins of winter tourism in Switzerland 1860–1914
Susan Barton
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Juke box Britain
Americanisation and youth culture, 1945–60
Adrian Horn
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The British seaside
Holidays and resorts in the twentieth century
John K. Walton
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British railway enthusiasm
Ian Carter
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