Tim Strangleman is Professor of Sociology at the University of Kent, Canterbury, and past President of the Working Class Studies Association. He has researched and written on a wide range of work places and industries, examining work culture, attachment, and loss. He is the author of a number of books and articles about employment, deindustrialization, and nostalgia. He is also an oral historian who also uses visual methods and approaches along with archival materials.

This is a superb book.

• Introduction: The Imagined Garden Chapter 1: The Machine in the Garden Chapter 2: Creating Industrial Citizens Chapter 3: The Garden in the Machine Chapter 4: Remembering the Work of the Long Boom Chapter 5: Change at Work Chapter 6: The Ghost in the Machine Chapter 7: The Ruined Garden Conclusion: Reimagining Work Bibliography Index

Tim Strangleman is Professor of Sociology at the University of Kent, Canterbury, and past President of the Working Class Studies Association. He has researched and written on a wide range of work places and industries, examining work culture, attachment, and loss. He is the author of a number of books and articles about employment, deindustrialization, and nostalgia. He is also an oral historian who also uses visual methods and approaches along with archival materials.

This is a superb book.

• Introduction: The Imagined Garden Chapter 1: The Machine in the Garden Chapter 2: Creating Industrial Citizens Chapter 3: The Garden in the Machine Chapter 4: Remembering the Work of the Long Boom Chapter 5: Change at Work Chapter 6: The Ghost in the Machine Chapter 7: The Ruined Garden Conclusion: Reimagining Work Bibliography Index

Tim Strangleman is Professor of Sociology at the University of Kent, Canterbury, and past President of the Working Class Studies Association. He has researched and written on a wide range of work places and industries, examining work culture, attachment, and loss. He is the author of a number of books and articles about employment, deindustrialization, and nostalgia. He is also an oral historian who also uses visual methods and approaches along with archival materials.

This is a superb book.

• Introduction: The Imagined Garden Chapter 1: The Machine in the Garden Chapter 2: Creating Industrial Citizens Chapter 3: The Garden in the Machine Chapter 4: Remembering the Work of the Long Boom Chapter 5: Change at Work Chapter 6: The Ghost in the Machine Chapter 7: The Ruined Garden Conclusion: Reimagining Work Bibliography Index