Titlebook: Memory, Subjectivities, and Representation; Approaches to Oral H Rina Benmayor,María Eugenia Cardenal Nuez,Pilar Do Book 2016 The Editor(s)

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Voices of Spanish Socialist Trade Unionism during the End of the Franco Regime and the Transition toGeneral Franco’s death in 1975. Under Franco’s regime, Spaniards were forced to relinquish their civil and political rights. The lack of trade union freedom and the widespread repression of democratic unions hampered efforts to organize workers within Spain for many years. At the time, the only lega

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“Gendered” Memories: Women’s Narratives from the Southern Conegy of the threat of communism to national security. These dictatorships appeared almost simultaneously in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Despite media censorship and fierce restrictions on political activity, these decades were also marked by women’s widespread participati

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“Getting Ahead”: The American Dream in the California Agricultural Fields economic growth, but on the other, it required a great deal of manpower, largely provided in the way of undocumented immigrants from different countries, particularly Mexico.. Foremen and contractors played an important role in making such workers available.

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Migration, Sex Work, and Stigma: An Analysis in Biographical Codentry illegally, having turned to sex work as a means of subsistence (Solana 2007: 40–43). Moreover, sex work is not regulated in Spain,. which means that sex workers are not guaranteed access to basic social services.. Consequently, in addition to their vulnerability, the women suffer from a constan

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Oral Accounts and Visual Inscriptions: Narratives under Heavily Tattooed Skinely everything, has changed. From month to month and from year to year, I notice that there are more and more supporters of tattoos.” One of his customers, Luis, a 23-year-old shelf stacker, went further, saying that “Society is being forced to open its doors to our scenes … And this will grow. I th

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The Black Movement and Race Relations in Brazil: Building New Knowledge through Online Oral History oject to document the black movement in Brazil. This movement had long historical underpinnings and played an important role in uncovering the persistence of racial discrimination, along with the struggles to improve social conditions for black and brown people throughout the country. We conducted 3

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“A Living Museum of Small, Forgotten and Unwanted Memories”: Performing Oral Histories of the Portugarratives of three key moments in Portugal’s twentieth-century history: (1) the Portuguese New State Dictatorship that lasted for 41 years, from 1933 to 1974.; (2) the 25th of April Revolution, the coup that toppled this dictatorship in 1974.; and (3) the popular revolutionary process during 1974-19