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Duke University Press / Cambridge University Press / Oral History Association of Australia Journal / Thomson / Oral History Review / Oxford University Press / The Popular Memory Group / University of Nebraska Press / /
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Columbia University / Clayton Campus Monash University / Dr. Alistair THOMSON University of Sussex / Historical Studies Menzies Building / University of Essex / State University of New York Press / /
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State University of New York Press / Cambridge University / Professor Alistair Thomson School of Historical Studies Menzies Building / University of Essex / Columbia University in New York / Duke University / Shared Authority / University of Sussex / Monash University / Victoria / University of Nebraska / Oxford University / British Oral History Society / Institute for Public History / International Oral History Association / /
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George Ewart Evans / Dona María / Sherna Gluck / Patrick O'Farrell / Omer Bartov / José Sebe Bom Meihy / Maurice Halbwach / Paul Thompson / Gerardo Necoechea / Michael Frisch / Valerie Yow / Luisa Passerini / Linda Shopes / Daniel James / Allan Nevins / Rob Perks / Susan Armitage / Pierre Nora / Victor Turner / / /
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Journal of American History / the Oral History Review / New York Press / American Historical Review / /
Dancing through the memory of our movement: four paradigmatic revolutions in oral history Dr. Alistair THOMSON University of Sussex, United Kingdom This paper was presented at the XIVth INTERNATIONAL ORAL HISTORY CONFERE