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‘How We’ve Changed…’ Book Review by Paul Edwards

Jan 4, 2022 | News

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 has changed and what has not. You will not be surprised, therefore, that I agree with every word of Rory Sutherland’s...

Research Matters article: Phyllis Macfarlane explains the value of the AMSR

Oct 19, 2021 | News

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 back to the early days of the Archive of Social and Market Research in 2016, and then brings readers up to...

John Bittlestone shares insights into the history of cinema research

Aug 12, 2021 | News

Phyllis Macfarlane, Chair of the AMSR’s Content Committee, recently had the opportunity to interview John Bittlestone about his life and experiences in cinema research, particularly in London in the 1960s. The interview took place in three phases, each of which...

AMSR plays leading role in AQR webinar ‘The Making of History’

Aug 12, 2021 | News

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 Langhamer (University of Sussex) discussed Modern British History with Phyllis Macfarlane and Peter Bartram of AMSR,...

Key AMSR supporters named ‘Research Heroes’ by MRS

Jul 12, 2021 | News

We’re delighted to announce that Gill Wareing and Inger Christensen have been included in the Market Research Society’s first set of 25 Research Heroes – part of a year-long programme to spotlight individuals in the research sector. Both Gill and Inger...

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