Sentences with word «deindustrialisation»

In my last film, Sleaford Mods — Invisible Britain, we looked at what communities around the country are doing to resist so - called austerity measures and campaigns against Draconian laws such as Joint Enterprise, as well as the effect of deindustrialisation on places such as Barnsley and Scunthorpe.

That ambition is hardly credible because the property, retail and leisure model that has transformed the central city area in the past twenty years has created a new parallel economy, rather than sorted out the disemployment consequent upon deindustrialisation in east Manchester, Wythenshawe or Oldham.

Large parts of Wales suffered from deindustrialisation in the 1970s and 80s.

In other parts of the country, anti-Toryism in has become what Owen Jones describes as a kind of «folk hatred», fuelled by memories of mass unemployment and deindustrialisation under Margaret Thatcher.

For unions in manufacturing the imperative to consolidate has been driven by deindustrialisation, while public service unions have had to face up to the pressures of privatisation and contracting out.

ENERGY rationing has always been a key feature of the Left's misanthropic agenda of depopulation deindustrialisation, enforced through punitive emissions controls, protected by the indisputable cloak of «climate change» — the emotionally powered eco-cause engineered by the environmental movement in the 1970's who realised that doing something about supposed catastrophic man - made global warming would play to quite a number of the Left's social agendas.

As we saw in some of the responses to her death, in much of the north she stands for savage deindustrialisation, impoverishment and southern disdain.

Never mind 50 years of deindustrialisation, a deepening Europe - wide crisis of social democracy, or the downsides of the Blair and Brown years, to quote the Labour - aligned thinktank Policy Network: last year's election defeat could be reduced to two key factors — Labour's failure to pay enough attention to «economic competence», and the fact that «the public did not perceive Ed Miliband as a credible prime minister».

This resource on Birmingham features a starter, background information, various activities to chart and analyse economic change and deindustrialisation in the city and a plenary.

We're very clear that, under this new administration, «decarbonisation» must not mean «deindustrialisation».

The theme of my MA project was the deindustrialisation of the West Midlands steel industry - it was mostly portraits of people in factories that were just about to shut down.

He added: «The Tory party in the cities is still seen as the party of deindustrialisation and unemployment.

A series of larger images sets the children's futurological visuals within their former homes, and alongside, a conceptual board game activates decision - making processes, dilemmas and conflicts echoing the contrasting socioeconomic narratives of deindustrialisation and automation, followed by worker migration and depopulation.

STANFORD University and Royal Society's resident global warming alarmist and population freak Paul R. Ehrlich spelled out the deindustrialisation objective with this attack on energy in 1976: