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This accessible and practical handbook shows how first-hand testimony can be used to influence and impact public policy in a host of settings, from climate change to food policy to local planning. Rob Perks, Lead Curator of Oral History, British Library

"""This accessible and practical handbook shows how first-hand testimony can be used to influence and impact public policy in a host of settings, from climate change to food policy to local planning."" Rob Perks, Lead Curator of Oral History, British Library"

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Marella Hoffman is a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute, and has lectured or held research awards at universities in France, Switzerland, Ireland, the US, and at Cambridge University. She was for a decade chief editor of a public policy magazine for government in Cambridge. Her other books are Asylum under Dreaming Spires: Refugees’ Lives in Cambridge Today (2017); Savoir-Faire of the Elders in the French Mediterranean Hills (in French, 2016); and Magnets (2007). Her work also appears in international collaborations Human Rights and Good Governance: Building Bridges (2000); Location and Dislocation in Contemporary Irish Society: Emigration and Irish Identities (1997); and Cross-currents in European Literature (1993). Visit www.marellahoffman.com

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