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Lenore Layman

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ID3601707
NAMELenore Layman
GIVEN NAMESLenore
FAMILY NAMELayman
SIGNATURELAYMAN L
AFFILIATIONSMurdoch University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS16
TOTAL CITATIONS3
AUTHOR COUNT16
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1981
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
H-INDEX1
  • Out of Place Gwalia: Occasional Essays on Australian Regional Communities and Built Environments in Transition

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Journal of Australian Studies•2015

  • Reticence in Oral History Interviews

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2009•Cited by: 2

    Oral history interviews contain reticences—conversational shifts by the narrator which limit dialogue on particular matters. Reticences indicate points of tension for the narrator and warning signs for the interviewer that dialogue is, to an extent, disrupted. Reticence is an assertion of a narrator's authority in that dialogue. Examining reticence enlarges understanding of the sharing of authority which occurs in interviews and the shared author…

  • Work Life, Work Environment and Work Safety in Transition: Historical and Sociological Perspectives on the Development in Sweden during the 20th Century

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Annette Thörnquist•ARTICLE•Labour History•2003•References: 3

    The articles in this anthology deal with the development of the work environment,health hazards and work safety in Sweden from a historical, sociologicaland multidisciplinary point of departure. The over all aim is to introduce Swedishhistorical research on this topic to an international readership, to integrate thisresearch in the international discourse and to stimulate new research within thefield. The nine articles have been written within va…

  • Exhibitions

    Lenore Layman, Linda Young et al.•ARTICLE•Australian Historical Studies•2001

    The Constitutional Centre. West Perth, permanent exhibition. Entry free. National Museum of Australia. Opened 11 March 2001. Canberra, permanent exhibition. Entry free. Tide Federation Roadshow: A history, a mystery, a bird's eye view. Curated by Viv Szekeres, Christine Finnimore, Kate Walsha and Bill Seager. The Migration Museum, Adelaide and various venues in regional SA. October 2000–April 2002. Entry free. Queensland 1901. Curator Judith McKa…

  • Black Lung. Anatomy of a Public Health Disaster

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Alan Derickson•ARTICLE•Labour History•1999

  • Outsourcing and Occupational Health and Safety: A Comparative Study of Factory-based and Outworkers in the Australian TCF Industry

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Claire Mayhew et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1999

  • To Keep up the Australian Standard: Regulating Contract Labour Migration 1901-50

    Open Access•Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Labour History•1996

  • Managing Occupational Health and Safety in Australia

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Michael Quinlan et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1994

  • Celebrations in Western Australian History, issue of Studies in Western Australian History

    Open Access•Paul Ashton, Lenore Layman et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1991

  • Reports from Branches of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History

    Open Access•Ross Edmonds, Bob James et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1990

  • The Limits of Hope. Soldier Settlement in Victoria 1915-38

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Marilyn Lake•ARTICLE•Labour History•1988

  • The Study of Occupational Health in Australia

    Open Access•Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Labour History•1987

    Labour historians have rarely made occupational health their prime focus of study.1 In the last twenty years Labour History (USA) has printed only four such articles.2 One piece ?on mine disasters ? has appeared in the Society Jor the Study oj Labour History Bulletin3 while History Workshop has had one autobiographical document?The Martyrdom of the Mine?which in part described workplace dangers.4 In Australia Labour History provided a lead in the…

  • Shadow of the Hill

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Colleen Heath et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1986

  • Militant. The Life and Times of Paddy Troy

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Stuart Macintyre•ARTICLE•Labour History•1985

  • The Socialist Objective: Labor & Socialism

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Bruce O''Meagher et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1984

  • Decline and division in the WA country party

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Politics•1981•Cited by: 1

    IN AUGUST-October 1978 the Western Australian Country Party split in two, the National Country Party (NCP) retaining organisational continuity, coalition membership and party name while the new National Party (NP) created a parallel ruralbased political organisation with a substantial number of former NCP members. This event was a dramatic one, not least in its highlighting of two major themes in party history: the first the extent of diversity a…

  • Reticence in Oral History Interviews

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2009•Cited by: 2

    Oral history interviews contain reticences—conversational shifts by the narrator which limit dialogue on particular matters. Reticences indicate points of tension for the narrator and warning signs for the interviewer that dialogue is, to an extent, disrupted. Reticence is an assertion of a narrator's authority in that dialogue. Examining reticence enlarges understanding of the sharing of authority which occurs in interviews and the shared author…

  • Decline and division in the WA country party

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Politics•1981•Cited by: 1

    IN AUGUST-October 1978 the Western Australian Country Party split in two, the National Country Party (NCP) retaining organisational continuity, coalition membership and party name while the new National Party (NP) created a parallel ruralbased political organisation with a substantial number of former NCP members. This event was a dramatic one, not least in its highlighting of two major themes in party history: the first the extent of diversity a…

  • Decline and division in the WA country party

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Politics•1981•Cited by: 1

    IN AUGUST-October 1978 the Western Australian Country Party split in two, the National Country Party (NCP) retaining organisational continuity, coalition membership and party name while the new National Party (NP) created a parallel ruralbased political organisation with a substantial number of former NCP members. This event was a dramatic one, not least in its highlighting of two major themes in party history: the first the extent of diversity a…

  • The Socialist Objective: Labor & Socialism

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Bruce O''Meagher et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1984

  • Militant. The Life and Times of Paddy Troy

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Stuart Macintyre•ARTICLE•Labour History•1985

  • Shadow of the Hill

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Colleen Heath et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1986

  • The Study of Occupational Health in Australia

    Open Access•Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Labour History•1987

    Labour historians have rarely made occupational health their prime focus of study.1 In the last twenty years Labour History (USA) has printed only four such articles.2 One piece ?on mine disasters ? has appeared in the Society Jor the Study oj Labour History Bulletin3 while History Workshop has had one autobiographical document?The Martyrdom of the Mine?which in part described workplace dangers.4 In Australia Labour History provided a lead in the…

  • The Limits of Hope. Soldier Settlement in Victoria 1915-38

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Marilyn Lake•ARTICLE•Labour History•1988

  • Reports from Branches of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History

    Open Access•Ross Edmonds, Bob James et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1990

  • Celebrations in Western Australian History, issue of Studies in Western Australian History

    Open Access•Paul Ashton, Lenore Layman et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1991

  • Managing Occupational Health and Safety in Australia

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Michael Quinlan et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1994

  • To Keep up the Australian Standard: Regulating Contract Labour Migration 1901-50

    Open Access•Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Labour History•1996

  • Black Lung. Anatomy of a Public Health Disaster

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Alan Derickson•ARTICLE•Labour History•1999

  • Outsourcing and Occupational Health and Safety: A Comparative Study of Factory-based and Outworkers in the Australian TCF Industry

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Claire Mayhew et al.•ARTICLE•Labour History•1999

  • Exhibitions

    Lenore Layman, Linda Young et al.•ARTICLE•Australian Historical Studies•2001

    The Constitutional Centre. West Perth, permanent exhibition. Entry free. National Museum of Australia. Opened 11 March 2001. Canberra, permanent exhibition. Entry free. Tide Federation Roadshow: A history, a mystery, a bird's eye view. Curated by Viv Szekeres, Christine Finnimore, Kate Walsha and Bill Seager. The Migration Museum, Adelaide and various venues in regional SA. October 2000–April 2002. Entry free. Queensland 1901. Curator Judith McKa…

  • Work Life, Work Environment and Work Safety in Transition: Historical and Sociological Perspectives on the Development in Sweden during the 20th Century

    Open Access•Lenore Layman, Annette Thörnquist•ARTICLE•Labour History•2003•References: 3

    The articles in this anthology deal with the development of the work environment,health hazards and work safety in Sweden from a historical, sociologicaland multidisciplinary point of departure. The over all aim is to introduce Swedishhistorical research on this topic to an international readership, to integrate thisresearch in the international discourse and to stimulate new research within thefield. The nine articles have been written within va…

  • Reticence in Oral History Interviews

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2009•Cited by: 2

    Oral history interviews contain reticences—conversational shifts by the narrator which limit dialogue on particular matters. Reticences indicate points of tension for the narrator and warning signs for the interviewer that dialogue is, to an extent, disrupted. Reticence is an assertion of a narrator's authority in that dialogue. Examining reticence enlarges understanding of the sharing of authority which occurs in interviews and the shared author…

  • Out of Place Gwalia: Occasional Essays on Australian Regional Communities and Built Environments in Transition

    Lenore Layman•ARTICLE•Journal of Australian Studies•2015

Political science (13 works) · Law (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Project commissioning (7 works) · Publishing (7 works) · Australian History and Society (6 works) · History (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Media studies (5 works) · Economic history (4 works)

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