Paul Barker reviews new book on belonging

05.09.08
Paul Barker reviews Daniel Miller’s The Comfort of Things in this month's TLS

Diabetes in Tower Hamlets

Maslaha dome small29.08.08
Maslaha produces new website and films for Tower Hamlets PCT

Leadership and values in difficult times

WED 05.11.08
A lecture by Rosabeth Moss Kanter, one of the world’s leading thinkers on leadership in business, government and civil society followed by a reception to launch UpRising.

Lunchtime seminar

WED 15.10.08
Anita Schrader at LSE will be giving a lunchtime seminar on her current research
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Family and Kinship in East London

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First published in 1957, this vivid and touching picture of family life in the East End of the 1950s is one of the great pioneering works of modern sociology.

Bumping into life-long friends in the high street; bribing the rent collector to get recently vacated houses for relatives; children playing in the roads throughout the warm summer evenings; and street parties organised by people who have lived in the same place for fifty years are just some of the scenes evoked by this groundbreaking study, which was based on major research. Encapsulating the strength and intimacy of East End family ties, this is a wonderful portrait of a fondly remembered way of life.

Authors

Michael Young and Peter Willmott