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It makes you make the time: ‘Obligatory’ leisure, work intensification and allotment gardening

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Recreation, cultivation and environmental concerns: exploring the materiality and leisure experience of contemporary allotment gardening

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When plotters meet’: Edinburgh's allotment movement 1921–2001

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Meaningful Plots: Leisure, 'Rational Recreation' and the Politics of Gardening in British Allotments (Mid 19th-mid 20th Centuries)

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‘You make do with what you’ve got’: the moral economy of affective labour and makeshift structures in post-industrial Manchester.

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Factory, Family and Neighbourhood: The Political Economy of Informal Labour in Sheffield

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Art in seams of space: gender and labour as a response to spatial inequality of the subject

Anja Borowicz Richardson

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The stigmatised and de-valued working class: the state of a council estate

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Beyond the sweat shop:“off-the-books” work in contemporary England

Colin Williams

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A dream of ease: Situating the future of work and leisure

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Living and working on the edge: ‘Place precarity’ and the experiences of male manual workers in a U.K. seaside town

Ruth Simpson

Population, Space and Place, 2021

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The integration of paid work and the rest of life. Is post‐industrial work the new leisure?

Suzan Lewis

Leisure Studies, 2003

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From Streetscapes to Sofas: Representations of Place and Space in Britain’s Benefit Blackspots

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Work, Body, Leisure. Introduction

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Work, Body, Leisure, 2018

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Beyond waged work: The everyday politics of alternative socio-economic practices

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Entangling voluntarism, leisure time and political work: the governmentalities of neighbourhood planning in England

Tessa Lynn

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Young Peoples' Representations of 'Atypical'Work in English Society

Sarah Crafter

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‘Not Enough’: Killing Time in London’s Itchy Park

Joshua Burraway

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Leaving Home: Stories of Feminisation, Work and Non-Work

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Art, Labour and Precarity in the Age of Veneer Politics

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Negotiating contradiction: work, redundancy and participatory art

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Youth Work, Agonistic Democracy and Transgressive Enjoyment in England

Matthew Clarke

Young People Re-Generating Politics in Times of Crises, 2017

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Remembering Working-Class Life: History, Sociology and Working-Class Studies

Tim E Strangleman

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Planning working futures: precarious work through carceral space

Tatiana Thieme

Social & Cultural Geography, 2018

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Working at leisure: critical geographies of ageing

Juliana Mansvelt

Area, 1997

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Places of urban disorder? Exposing the hidden nature and values of an English private urban allotment landscape

Richard Kotter

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Exhibition Redux: Re-staging 'Occupation Workplace'

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Fazio, M., Launius, C., and Strangleman, T., eds. (2021) Routledge International Handbook of Working-Class Studies. Routledge

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Landscape and Urban Planning Places of urban disorder? Exposing the hidden nature and values of an English private urban allotment landscape

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From 'Means to Ends': Labour As Art Practice

Gabriella Solti

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