TESTIMONIALS

“An excellent resource for scholars in the humanities and social sciences, widening access to the workings and outputs of the polling industry in Britain.”
Dr Ben Clements

Associate Professor of Politics, Leicester University

“The AMSR is a much-needed resource for the research industry”
Jane Frost CBE

CEO, Market Research Society

“The Archive means that we have a rich legacy of data to exploit.”
Denise Lievesley, CBE

President, Archive of Market and Social Research

“Thanks to the AMSR archives, I have been able to add new and original research to my thesis”
Alice Naylor

AHRC/Science Museum Collaborative Doctoral Partnership student in Design History, Portsmouth University

“I find the Archive incredibly useful for understanding major societal changes…”
Bobby Duffy

Director, Policy Institute, King's College London

“The Archive of Market and Social Research is a brilliant and under-sung resource of social history. You can see the history of everyday life unfolding before your eyes, as market researchers investigate the comings and goings of household paraphernalia. Ripples of opinion turn into waves as social researchers chart likes and dislikes, attractions and distractions. Sometimes hilarious, always illuminating, AMSR gives you a glimpse of history in a state of emergence.”
Ben Highmore

Professor of Cultural Studies, University of Sussex

“I’m a historian of food and drink, and have been looking at the growth of wine drinking. The AMSR has some great surveys and reports which have been so interesting and useful!”
Dr Stella Moss

Lecturer in Modern British History, Royal Holloway, University of London

“The Archive of Market and Social Research is a treasure trove for any contemporary British historian.”
Dr Marcus Collins

Reader in Contemporary History, Loughborough University