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Practical guidelines for implementing oral testimony projects
January 1999
Olivia Bennett
This training manual was produced in response to the many requests Panos receives for practical guidelines from individuals and organisations interested in implementing oral testimony projects.
The manual is a practical companion to the Panos book Listening for a Change, which explored the ideas behind the methodology and looked at different examples of oral testimony and development.
"Giving Voice has been an invaluable resource for students embarking on field work. I recommend it for anyone involved in qualitative research." Pat Caplan, Professor of Anthropology, Goldsmiths College, London
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Publisher: Panos London
Translation(s): English
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