Journal of record for the theory and practice of oral history and related fields The relationship of oral history to human subject research regulations has been widely debated since the 1990s, in particular whether oral history should be reviewed by institutional review boards, or irbs. It is published by the oral history association housed at baylor university.
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We seek articles that offer new insights into oral history practice, methodology, theory, and pedagogy.
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The oral history review uses scholar one for article submissions Click here to submit a manuscript to the oral history review and visit routledge, taylor & francis for further detailed author instructions. Thank you for offering your time and expertise in reviewing for the oral history review These guidelines explain our philosophy and our expectations, then provide a workflow of the review process and instructions for writing and formatting your review.
