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Coal and Community: research papers of Professor Charles Critcher [Qualidata]... Coal and Community: research papers of Professor Charles Critcher [Qualidata], c1980-c1989


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  • c1980-c1989
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  • Information on interviewees; transcripts of interviews.
  • 1 box
  • Professor Charles Critcher was a senior staff member in the department of Communication Studies, School of Cultural Studies, at Sheffield Hallam University. These papers record the results of a comparative study carried out by Critcher and colleagues of three mining communities in Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire following the miners' strike of 1984-1985. Interviews were conducted with British Coal employees and their families, politicians and members of the police, clergy and welfare services. Reference: David Waddington, Maggie Wykes, Charles Critcher, with Sandra Hebron, 'Split at the Seams? Community, Continuity and Change after the 1984-5 Coal Dispute', (Milton Keynes, 1991).
  • Researchers are required to sign a form at the Modern Records Centre agreeing to the access conditions: -recontacting the informants is prohibited without the permission of the depositor -identifying information contained in the research material may not be quoted (eg names, addresses) -users undertake not to quote, disseminate or make use of any identifying information in the material -no photocopying without prior permission of the depositor
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  • This collection has been digitised and is available via the UK Data Archive: http://www.data-archive.ac.uk/
  • English

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