Titlebook: Late Cold War Literature and Culture; The Nuclear 1980s Daniel Cordle Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Protes

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Daniel Cordleverage as well. Those who belong to an employer-sponsored group plan are by law allowed to continue their participation at their own expense for up to 18 months or more, but they must cover the full cost, which in 2008 was over $12,000 a year for a family policy (Kaiser Family Foundation 2008). In o

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Daniel Cordleer, that governments have been more “open” to blacks and women than have private firms. These groups have a higher percentage employed in the public sector, and a higher percentage in public-sector professional and managerial occupations, than do white men; moreover, blacks and women earn more for g

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,Protect–Protest: Introducing the Nuclear 1980s,late Cold War mindset, showing how it shaped the decade’s literature. Drawing on the terminology of the . civil defence campaign, which was countered by activists arguing people should ., the introduction theorises culture of the period through a .. It makes the case for reading the decade’s literat

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The Most Explosive Love Story Ever: Transatlantic Nuclear Discourse,sive love story ever”, shadowed by a mushroom cloud. Controversial figures, their Cold War policies and socio-economic reforms provoked debate on both sides of the Atlantic, both about nuclear weapons and other issues..This chapter discusses the . in 1980s literature. It finds depictions of the rela

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The Politics of Vulnerability: Protest and Nuclear Literature, In several texts nuclear anxieties are reworked via a ., chiming with the distinctive tactics of nuclear activists, which flaunted human frailty strategically in an attempt to find a mode of protest renouncing the logics of violence..Through detailed readings of Maggie Gee’s novel ., and also of ch

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