We are surrounded daily with crashing vehicles, economies, computers and bodies. At the intersection of speed, development, design and automation, the crash punctuates cultural and technological change with the automated mundanity of death, risk and destruction. Yet the only studies conducted into crashes concern safety measures and the mythology of prevention. This volume aims therefore to investigate crashes to the fullest extent of their invasion of the everyday, to document their commemoration and productivity, and to offer accounts of the significance of these extreme yet banal moments.
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Dr Samuel Camerons is a Lecturer in Economics at the Development and Project Planning Centre, University of Bradford. He has researched and published extensively on the themes of marriage, divorce, partner search and economic psychology. Alan Collins is Principal Lecturer in Economics at the Business School of the University of Portsmouth. He has researched and published on the themes of dating, partner search, prostitution and culture.
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