Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Preface vii
4. Abbreviations ix
5. 1 ‘Why London? Why Now?’ The Swinging Moment 1
6. 2 The Death of the Sixties, Part 1: Soho—Sixties London’s Erogenous Zone 48
7. 3 The Death of the Sixties, Part 2: The Fall of the House of Biba 74
8. 4 ‘Now That Londoners Have Discovered the Delights of the Palate’: Eating Out in 1960s and 1970s London 93
9. 5 ‘Hot Property—It’s Mine!’ The Lure and the Limits of Home Ownership 124
10. 6 ‘You Only Have to Look at Westway’: The End of the Urban Motorway in London 161
11. 7 The Conservation Consensus 183
12. 8 East End Docklands and the Death of Poplarism 217
13. 9 The London Cabbie and the Rise of Essex Man 246
14. 10 Protecting the Good Life: London’s Suburbs 263
15. 11 Containing Racism? The London Experience, 1957–1968 298
16. 12 Unquiet Grove: The 1976 Notting Hill Carnival Riot 320
17. 13 Reshaping the Welfare State? Voluntary Action and Community in London, 1960–1975 346
18. 14 Strains of Labour in the Inner City 365
19. 15 Selling Swinging London, or Coming to Terms with the Tourist 387
20. 16 Becoming Postindustrial 407
21. Notes 435
22. Bibliography 525
23. Index 555