Established in 2001, Palgrave’s Studies in Oral History series, edited by Linda Shopes and Bruce M. Stave, publishes work deeply grounded in oral history interviews, ranging from single autobiographical accounts to edited and contextualized interviews on a given subject to more interpretive and theoretical studies. Series books are aimed at diverse communities of readers, including students and scholars, activists, and the reading public, as well as oral historians. Authors are encouraged to approach oral history from a variety of disciplines and practices; and submissions are welcome on broad topics and themes, including both United States and international subjects. The series’s geographical reach is global, and in recent years volumes have covered areas as varied as North America, the United Kingdom, Argentina, China, India, South Africa, Iraq, Italy, and the Soviet Union. Fresh approaches to the use and analysis of oral history, as well as to the organization of text, are a particular strength of the series, as is work that uses oral history to illuminate issues of human rights and social justice.
For further information and to discuss possible submissions, contact series editors:
Bruce M. Stave at bruce.stave@uconn.edu
Linda Shopes at lshopes@aol.com
Editorial Board:
Rina Benmayor Division of Humanities and Communication & Oral History and Community Memory ArchiveCalifornia State University Monterey Bay United StatesIndira ChowdhuryArchival Resources for Contemporary HistoryIndiaPilar DominguezDepartment of Historical Sciences Division of Political Thought and Social Movements Las Palmas de Gran CanariaUniversidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria EspañaSean FieldCentre for Popular MemoryDepartment of Historical StudiesUniversity of Cape TownSouth AfricaAlexander FreundDepartment of History & Oral History CentreUniversity of WinnipegCanadaAnna GreenCollege of HumanitiesUniversity of ExeterUnited KingdomPaula HamiltonFaculty of Humanities & Social Sciences & Australian Centre for Public HistoryUniversity of Technology SydneyAustraliaPaul OrtizDepartment of History &Samuel Proctor Oral History ProgramUniversity of FloridaUnited States
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