Youth Culture, Popular Music and the End of ‘Consensus’ in Post-War Britain

Jon Garland · Keith Gildart · Anna Gough-Yates · Paul Hodkinson · Bill Osgerby · Lucy Robinson +3 more

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Modern British historians have rarely shown much interest in questions of youth, youth culture or popular music.1 Though it would be over-stating matters to suggest that young people have been writ...

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