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‘How We’ve Changed…’ Book Review by Paul Edwards
First of all I have to declare a bias. I believe that the study of history is a good thing. It brings the past to us and helps us to recognise what...
Are upmarket consumers more likely to switch suppliers?
The latest advice seems to be that, at present, it is unlikely to be worth trying to switch gas and electricity suppliers at least until prices have...
Research Matters article: Phyllis Macfarlane explains the value of the AMSR
Phyllis Macfarlane, Chair of the AMSR's Content Committee, has written an article for the SRA's Research Matters magazine in which she takes a look...
Did 9/11 rock the public’s economic confidence?
Written 20 years after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and other US targets on 11 September 2001, this story asks what is there to...
John Bittlestone shares insights into the history of cinema research
Phyllis Macfarlane, Chair of the AMSR's Content Committee, recently had the opportunity to interview John Bittlestone about his life and experiences...
AMSR plays leading role in AQR webinar ‘The Making of History’
On May 17th 2021 the AQR (Association for Qualitative Research) hosted a webinar for its members on the Making of History at which Professor Claire...