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Mass-Observation

Mass-Observation is a United Kingdom social research project. It was originally the name of an organisation which ran from 1937 to the mid-1960s, and was revived in 1981 at the University of Sussex.

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Mass-Observation

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related to Publications · 59
Mass-Observation → Advertising Service Guild, Birth Rate, Blitz, Britain, Britain Revisited, Charles Madge, Chatto, Clothes Rationing, Collins, Doctors, Faber, Falcon, First Year's Work, Frederick Muller, Gollancz, Green, Harmondsworth, Harrisson, Herbert Wilcox, Home
related to Origins · 24
Mass-Observation → Anne Symonds, Bolton, Cambridge, Charles Madge, Collaborators, Edwards, English, Graham Bell, Harrisson, Humphrey Jennings, Humphrey Spender, Inez Pearn, Julian Trevelyan, London, Madge, Meanwhile, Michael Wickham, Rosemary Brown, Run, The
related to Further reading · 17
Mass-Observation → August, Baker, Birth, Claire, Contemporary British History, David, David Geiringer, Hall, Hinton, History, James, Langhamer, Mass, Space, The Astonishing Story, The Mass Observers, Worktown
related to Relaunch: The Mass Observation Project (1981–present) · 11
Mass-Observation → Brighton, Britain, East Sussex, Hove, May, Sussex, The, The Keep, The Mass-Observation, Today, University
has impact · 10
Mass-Observation → British, During, In, Information, Information's, John Maynard Keynes, Mary Adams, Ministry, MO, Second World War
related to External links · 10
Mass-Observation → Bolton, Caleb Crain, Humphrey Spender, Photography, September, Surveillance, Sussex Mass Observation, The Mass-Observation, The New Yorker, University
related to Primary sources · 10
Mass-Observation → Dorothy, Garfield, How, Mass Observation, Mass-Observation Anthology, Our Intimate Diaries, Private Battles, Simon, War Almost Defeated Us, Wartime Women
is a · 1
Mass-Observation → United Kingdom social research project

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