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The history of temperance and IAS

Guest(s):

Dr James Kneale – University College London

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In this month’s podcast we spoke to Dr James Kneale, Associate Professor in Geography at University College London, about the history of temperance. We discussed: - The many manifestations of different temperance groups and movements - Why temperance movements emerged in the 19th Century - How they provided alternative public spaces to drinking establishments - The links they often had with working class social movements, including football clubs - The United Kingdom Alliance and its links with IAS - And the links between Sporty Spice and temperance

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