Students in Twentieth-Century Britain and Ireland

Chapter 1 Introduction: Universities and Students in Twentieth-Century Britain and Ireland

Chapter 2 On Going Out and the Experience of Students

Chapter 3 Prisoner Students: Building Bridges, Breaching Walls

Chapter 4 ‘Education not Fornication?’ Sexual Morality Among Students in Scotland, 1955–1975

Chapter 5 ‘Forgotten Voices’: The Debating Societies of Durham and Liverpool, 1900–1939

Chapter 6 The National Union of Students and Devolution

Chapter 7 Investigating the Relationship Between Students and NUS Wales

Chapter 8 Sound, Gown and Town: Students in the Economy and Culture of UK Popular Music

Chapter 9 The National Union of Students and the Policy of ‘No Platform’ in the 1970s and 1980s

Chapter 10 ‘Don’t Bank on Apartheid’: The National Union of Students and the Boycott Barclays Campaign

Chapter 11 Rebels and Rustici: Students and the Formation of the Irish State

Chapter 12 ‘Women Are Far Too Sweet for This Kind of Game’: Women, Feminism and Student Politics in Scotland, c.1968–c.1979

Chapter 13 Altbach’s Theory of Student Activism in the Twentieth Century: Ten Propositions that Matter