Oral history of working-class worlds

Editorial

Oral surveys, historical investigations

“Without these interviews, I would not have become a labour historian”

Three experiences of oral history in French working-class history

When the spoken word enlightens the written word: Investigating workers’ writing

On the outskirts of the Ancizes factory, an investigation at the crossroads of oral history and filmic anthropology

From the wings to centre-stage: Women joining brass bands in British mining towns (1945-1984)

Immigrant workers in the slums of Nanterre and their return to Algeria. An oral survey in the Souf region

“This was Very Funny, a Bevin Boy Playing at Being a Miner.” Humor at Work and Masculinity in Wartime British Coalfields

Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Caroline Leonard; Editor: Zahira Ransome; Senior editor: Mark Mellor

The “worker-actresses” of Hénin-Beaumont (2007-2019): The making of a militant play for the “Samsonites”

Alessandro Portelli: A lifetime of listening

Tribute to Yves Lequin

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