New Historical Express

Category: Popular culture

Film and history, Peaky Blinders, Popular culture, Television

Underground lives: ‘Peaky Blinders’ and depicting histories of post-World War I Britain
Blairism, British History, Britishness, Cities, Comedy, Popular culture, Television, Tony Blair, Uncategorized

London and the south-east regional divide in television sitcoms in Blair’s Britain
Buffy, Film, Listicles, Popular culture, Television, Uncategorized, Youth culture

“YOU DON’T WANNA MISS THIS WEEK’S FEATURE CREATURE”: BUFFY’S TOP TEN STAND ALONE EPISODES
1989, Acid house, Archives, British History, Club culture, Contemporary history, Criminal justice system, Criminology, Drugs, Electronic music, Hacienda, Home Office, Margaret Thatcher, Pop music, Popular culture, Public Order Act, Public order issues, Rave culture, Thatcherism, Uncategorized, Youth culture

Policing Acid House Parties in 1989: What the new Thatcher Government papers reveal
Pop music, Popular culture, Thatcherism, Uncategorized, Youth culture

When George and Andrew were part of the counter-hegemony against Thatcherism
Acid house, British History, Club culture, Contemporary history, Drugs, Electronic music, Gentrification, Hacienda, Law & order, Manchester, Neo-liberalism, Nighttime economy, Policing history, Pop music, Popular culture, Public order issues, Rave culture, Thatcherism, Youth culture

Policing club culture in the UK and the neoliberal city
American history, Boardwalk Empire, British History, Crime, Criminology, FBI, Female suffrage, Film and history, First World War, Irish terrorism, Northern Ireland, Peaky Blinders, Popular culture, Prohibition, Television, US history, Women’s liberation

Crime, Masculinity and the Post-War Era in Peaky Blinders and Boardwalk Empire
academia, Appeals, Journal articles, Memes, Peer review, Popular culture, Public service announcements, Research, Reviews

10 memes for your next referee report