Routledge International Handbook of Deindustrialization Studies
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Routledge International Handbook of Deindustrialization Studies
Clarke, Jackie; Linkon, Sherry Lee; Strangleman, Tim; High, Steven; Berger, Stefan
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2025
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9781032311524
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Introduction
Part I: Concepts and Theories
Introduction: Concepts and Theories
1. Theorizing Deindustrialization
2. Reflections on the Half-Life
3. Deindustrialization as Global History
4. Moral Economy and Industrial Culture
5. Racializing Deindustrialization Studies
Part II: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
6. Uneven Development, the World System, and Lumpenization: Bringing Marxian Political Economy Back into Deindustrialization Studies
7. The Racial Dimensions of (De)industrialization
8. The Region as an Analytical Framework for Deindustrialization Studies: Regional Economic Development in Atlantic Canada
9. Deindustrialization and Nationhood
10. Challenging and Politicizing Deindustrialization?
11. Anticipating Just Transitions: Ecological Crisis and Future Deindustrialization
Part III: Communities, Identities, Affects
Introduction: Communities, Identities, Affects
12. Community, Affect and Deindustrialization
13. Deindustrialization and Racialized Communities: A Historical Perspective
14. Class, Gender, and Industrial Structures of Feeling after Socialism: Post-industrial Lives in the Post-Yugoslav Space
15. Metallic Vitalities: Smog, Steel and Stigma in a De-industrial Town
16. Deindustrialization, Leisure & Feeling Communities
17. "Dad, why did you bring me to a gay steel mill?" Notes Towards a Queer Study of Deindustrialization
Part IV: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
Introduction: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
18. Black Spatial Agency and Cultural Justice: Race, Ruins, and Gentrification in Detroit
19. Uncovering the Discovery of the Ruhr: Representations of Deindustrialization in Germany's Former Industrial Heartland
20. Making the Human Wreckage Visible: Deindustrialization in Kate Beaton's Ducks
21. The Sound of Deindustrialization
22. Garment Workers Through the Lens of Loss: The Long Shadow of Deindustrialization in South Asian Films
Part V: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
23. Industrial Memory Landscapes in Urban Planning Processes - Comparative Perspectives from Germany, Luxembourg, and France
24. Memorialization of Industrial Pasts in Post-Socialist Countries
25. The Memorialization of Class in Industrial Heritage Initiatives
26. Uncovering Gender Tracks: Erasure and Railway Industrial Heritage Initiatives Across the World
27. Industrial Heritage from the South: Decolonial Approaches to the Social Construction of Heritage and Preservation Practices
Conclusion
Part I: Concepts and Theories
Introduction: Concepts and Theories
1. Theorizing Deindustrialization
2. Reflections on the Half-Life
3. Deindustrialization as Global History
4. Moral Economy and Industrial Culture
5. Racializing Deindustrialization Studies
Part II: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
6. Uneven Development, the World System, and Lumpenization: Bringing Marxian Political Economy Back into Deindustrialization Studies
7. The Racial Dimensions of (De)industrialization
8. The Region as an Analytical Framework for Deindustrialization Studies: Regional Economic Development in Atlantic Canada
9. Deindustrialization and Nationhood
10. Challenging and Politicizing Deindustrialization?
11. Anticipating Just Transitions: Ecological Crisis and Future Deindustrialization
Part III: Communities, Identities, Affects
Introduction: Communities, Identities, Affects
12. Community, Affect and Deindustrialization
13. Deindustrialization and Racialized Communities: A Historical Perspective
14. Class, Gender, and Industrial Structures of Feeling after Socialism: Post-industrial Lives in the Post-Yugoslav Space
15. Metallic Vitalities: Smog, Steel and Stigma in a De-industrial Town
16. Deindustrialization, Leisure & Feeling Communities
17. "Dad, why did you bring me to a gay steel mill?" Notes Towards a Queer Study of Deindustrialization
Part IV: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
Introduction: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
18. Black Spatial Agency and Cultural Justice: Race, Ruins, and Gentrification in Detroit
19. Uncovering the Discovery of the Ruhr: Representations of Deindustrialization in Germany's Former Industrial Heartland
20. Making the Human Wreckage Visible: Deindustrialization in Kate Beaton's Ducks
21. The Sound of Deindustrialization
22. Garment Workers Through the Lens of Loss: The Long Shadow of Deindustrialization in South Asian Films
Part V: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
23. Industrial Memory Landscapes in Urban Planning Processes - Comparative Perspectives from Germany, Luxembourg, and France
24. Memorialization of Industrial Pasts in Post-Socialist Countries
25. The Memorialization of Class in Industrial Heritage Initiatives
26. Uncovering Gender Tracks: Erasure and Railway Industrial Heritage Initiatives Across the World
27. Industrial Heritage from the South: Decolonial Approaches to the Social Construction of Heritage and Preservation Practices
Conclusion
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deindustrialization;jobs;unemployment;industrial decline;Gentrification;decline of manufacturing;Queer Study of Deindustrialization;Socialism;Moral Economy;Industrial culture
Introduction
Part I: Concepts and Theories
Introduction: Concepts and Theories
1. Theorizing Deindustrialization
2. Reflections on the Half-Life
3. Deindustrialization as Global History
4. Moral Economy and Industrial Culture
5. Racializing Deindustrialization Studies
Part II: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
6. Uneven Development, the World System, and Lumpenization: Bringing Marxian Political Economy Back into Deindustrialization Studies
7. The Racial Dimensions of (De)industrialization
8. The Region as an Analytical Framework for Deindustrialization Studies: Regional Economic Development in Atlantic Canada
9. Deindustrialization and Nationhood
10. Challenging and Politicizing Deindustrialization?
11. Anticipating Just Transitions: Ecological Crisis and Future Deindustrialization
Part III: Communities, Identities, Affects
Introduction: Communities, Identities, Affects
12. Community, Affect and Deindustrialization
13. Deindustrialization and Racialized Communities: A Historical Perspective
14. Class, Gender, and Industrial Structures of Feeling after Socialism: Post-industrial Lives in the Post-Yugoslav Space
15. Metallic Vitalities: Smog, Steel and Stigma in a De-industrial Town
16. Deindustrialization, Leisure & Feeling Communities
17. "Dad, why did you bring me to a gay steel mill?" Notes Towards a Queer Study of Deindustrialization
Part IV: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
Introduction: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
18. Black Spatial Agency and Cultural Justice: Race, Ruins, and Gentrification in Detroit
19. Uncovering the Discovery of the Ruhr: Representations of Deindustrialization in Germany's Former Industrial Heartland
20. Making the Human Wreckage Visible: Deindustrialization in Kate Beaton's Ducks
21. The Sound of Deindustrialization
22. Garment Workers Through the Lens of Loss: The Long Shadow of Deindustrialization in South Asian Films
Part V: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
23. Industrial Memory Landscapes in Urban Planning Processes - Comparative Perspectives from Germany, Luxembourg, and France
24. Memorialization of Industrial Pasts in Post-Socialist Countries
25. The Memorialization of Class in Industrial Heritage Initiatives
26. Uncovering Gender Tracks: Erasure and Railway Industrial Heritage Initiatives Across the World
27. Industrial Heritage from the South: Decolonial Approaches to the Social Construction of Heritage and Preservation Practices
Conclusion
Part I: Concepts and Theories
Introduction: Concepts and Theories
1. Theorizing Deindustrialization
2. Reflections on the Half-Life
3. Deindustrialization as Global History
4. Moral Economy and Industrial Culture
5. Racializing Deindustrialization Studies
Part II: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Political Economy of Deindustrialization
6. Uneven Development, the World System, and Lumpenization: Bringing Marxian Political Economy Back into Deindustrialization Studies
7. The Racial Dimensions of (De)industrialization
8. The Region as an Analytical Framework for Deindustrialization Studies: Regional Economic Development in Atlantic Canada
9. Deindustrialization and Nationhood
10. Challenging and Politicizing Deindustrialization?
11. Anticipating Just Transitions: Ecological Crisis and Future Deindustrialization
Part III: Communities, Identities, Affects
Introduction: Communities, Identities, Affects
12. Community, Affect and Deindustrialization
13. Deindustrialization and Racialized Communities: A Historical Perspective
14. Class, Gender, and Industrial Structures of Feeling after Socialism: Post-industrial Lives in the Post-Yugoslav Space
15. Metallic Vitalities: Smog, Steel and Stigma in a De-industrial Town
16. Deindustrialization, Leisure & Feeling Communities
17. "Dad, why did you bring me to a gay steel mill?" Notes Towards a Queer Study of Deindustrialization
Part IV: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
Introduction: The Critical Cultural Work of Representations
18. Black Spatial Agency and Cultural Justice: Race, Ruins, and Gentrification in Detroit
19. Uncovering the Discovery of the Ruhr: Representations of Deindustrialization in Germany's Former Industrial Heartland
20. Making the Human Wreckage Visible: Deindustrialization in Kate Beaton's Ducks
21. The Sound of Deindustrialization
22. Garment Workers Through the Lens of Loss: The Long Shadow of Deindustrialization in South Asian Films
Part V: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
Introduction: Memories, Memorialization, and the Heritage of Deindustrialization
23. Industrial Memory Landscapes in Urban Planning Processes - Comparative Perspectives from Germany, Luxembourg, and France
24. Memorialization of Industrial Pasts in Post-Socialist Countries
25. The Memorialization of Class in Industrial Heritage Initiatives
26. Uncovering Gender Tracks: Erasure and Railway Industrial Heritage Initiatives Across the World
27. Industrial Heritage from the South: Decolonial Approaches to the Social Construction of Heritage and Preservation Practices
Conclusion
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