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Vol 46 No 1 Spring 2018 (On Sale 1st April 2018)

EDITORIAL

NEWS

Current British Work/International Work/Oral History Society Annual General Meeting 2017

ARTICLES

What can oral historians learn from psychotherapists? - Valerie Yow
Families after the Holocaust: between the archives and oral history - Rebecca Clifford
The life electric: oral history and composure in the electricity supply industry - Thomas Lean
An oral history approach to post-conflict identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Farhaan Wali
Never too big, never too much: the Order of Osiris and the LGBTQ community in Mobile, Alabama - Isabel Machado
'Have you ever been on the bridge? It has a heartbeat': oral histories of San Francisco's Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge, 1933-1989 - Samuel J Redman
Women tell their stories: learning to listen to First Nation voices - Jacky Moore

PUBLIC hISTORY

Finding poetry in the sound archives: creatively repurposing oral histories for re-presentation and engagement - Helen Foster

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REGIONAL NETWORK

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Vol 45 No 2 Autumn 2017 (On Sale 1st October 2017)

News

Current British Work /International work

Articles

Dealing with sensitive topics in communist societies: oral history research in and on Cuba

Cuban doctors in Sandinista Nicaragua: challenging orthodoxies

Constructing identities in a contested setting: Cuba's intellectual elite during and after Revolution

The Closure of sugar mills narrated by the workers

'The epicentre of the crisis': gender roles and the division of labour in the private sphere during the Cuban Special Period, 1990-2005

Opening other closets: remembering as a transgender person and as a family member

Changing encounters with Chinese oral history

Opening the tap: doing oral history in Cuba

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Vol 45 No 1 Spring 2017 (On Sale 1st April 2017)

ARTICLES

From .wav to .txt: why we still need transcripts in the digital age
Auto/biographical oral histories, from 'oral memoirs' to The Life of Nate Shaw (1948-1974)
'We might go into double act mode': 'professional recollectors', rehearsed memory and its uses
'It didn't just come out of nowhere did it?': the origins of the women's liberation movement in 1960s Britain
Voices of the university: anniversary culture and oral histories of higher education
Composing poverty: remembering charity work in post-war Manchester

PUBLIC HISTORY

Echoes of protest: untold stories of the 1984-1985 UK Miners' Strike
Oral history in public spaces in Poland: from grassroots beginnings in the 1990s to contemporary historical policy

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Vol 44 No 2 Autumn 2016 (On Sale 1st October 2016)

Nordic-Baltic Special Issue

Articles

Nordic-Baltic oral history on the move
Post-Soviet memories and 'memory shifts' in Estonia
The interplay of memory and matter: narratives of former Finnish Karelian child evacuees
Migratory memories between Latvia and Sweden
Narratives from multi-cultural Sweden: positioning and identification in immigrant collections at the archive of the Nordic Museum 1970-2015
Going from house to house: exploring Roma encounters in rural Finland through oral history and written reminiscences

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Vol 44 No 1 Spring 2016 (On Sale 12th April 2016)

ARTICLES

Haunted Histories and ambiguous burial grounds in Iraqi Kurdistan - Nahro Zagros, Tyler Fisher & Muslih Mustafa

Food to Remember: Culinary practice and diasporic identity - Razlan Parveen

Casting Migration Seeds under colonial rule: migration from Korea to Japan after the Second World War - sara Park

I've been through it: narrative practice and the intergenerational study of migration - Anthony Bak Buccitelli

Identity, enterprise and memory: the bhandiwallas of Mumbai - Preeta Nilesh

The community spirit was a wonderful thing: on nostalgia and the politics of belonging - Stefan Ramsden

Using and creating oral history in dialect research - Natalie Braber and Diane Davies

PUBLIC HISTORY

Stories of the city: an artistic representation of sailortown's oral history - Fionnuala Fagan and Isobel Anderson

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Vol 43 No 2 Autumn 2015 (On Sale 1st October 2015)

DISJUNCTIONS

Voices from a disused quarry: change making, class dynamics and technological experimentation at the Centre for Alternative Technology

Negotiating difference in the hip-hop zone in-between Sweden and Chile

His narrative, my history: problematising subjectivity and the uses of oral history interviews

Oral heirlooms: the vocalisation of loss and objects

Negotiating respectability: intersubjectivity in interviews about military prostitution in US occupied Japan

'You queued for everything in those days, you might as well queue for a Roman temple': excavating memories of London's Temple of Mithras sixty years on

Use of oral history archives in cross-curricular contexts in higher and further education

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Vol 43 No 1 Spring 2015 (On Sale 1st April 2015)

REPRESENTATION

'We didn't realise how brave we where at the time': the 1968 Ford sewing machinists' strike in public and personal memory

From market trader to global player: oral history and corporate culture in Tesco, Britain's largest supermarket.

Re-using community oral history sources on food and family life in the First World War.

Toward the 'oral' in oral history: using historical narratives in linguistics

Military doctors in South Vietnam: wartime and post-war lives

Public History: Community oral history: where we have been, where we are going

Learning: Collaborating with schools: challenges and opportunities for oral historians

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