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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 14

Issue 14: Reporting on Northern Ireland. Special Issue
1916 easter rising, amnesty international, army computers, army intelligence photography, bloody sunday massacre
1916 easter rising, amnesty international, army computers, army intelligence photography, bloody sunday massacre, bo bojesen, british army, british empire, british media, british press, buzz logan, castlereagh holding centre, catholic communities, censorship, child poverty, chris steele-perkins, colin jones, daily express, daily mail, daily mirror, dhss, history of ireland, housing, industrial development, infrastructure, internment, ira, ira funerals, john z delorean, long kesh prison, mass surveillance, mcgurk's bar bombing 1971, northern ireland peace movement, orange movement, paramilitary organisations, peace rally 1976, peter kennard, photo-journalism, police surveillance, police violence, raissa page, republicans, roy mason, ruc, sectarian violence, sinn fein, snatch squads, social work today, special branch, steve chibnall, sunday times, syd shelton, the observer, the troubles, tom atkins, tony benn, ulster defence regiment, unemployment, unionists, upi, visor magazine, workers' research unit
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 16

Issue 16: Manchester Studies Archive, Nicaragua in the News, Japanese Photography Reviewed, Camer...
anti-realism, archives, camera obscura, camerawork, camerawork readers' meeting
anti-realism, archives, camera obscura, camerawork, camerawork readers' meeting, canon, capitalism, civil war, community, community photography, diagram, do it yerself, eikoh hosoe, family collection, fsln, history, horror, industry, instructions, japanese photography today and its origins, lewisham, managua, manchester studies archive rescue, marxism, news photography, nicaragua dictatorship and revolution, oral history, photography agencies, photography analysis, photography theory, photojournalism, phototography practice, political, race today, realism, sandinista, self-image, socialism, somoza, visual representation
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 10

Issue 10: John Berger Jean Mohr Bill Jay Letter. Danny Lyon Interviewed. D.I.Y. Exhibitions
'a seventh man', 'on photography', 'the family of man', 1973 coup, allende
'a seventh man', 'on photography', 'the family of man', 1973 coup, allende, alternative technology, attica rebellion, bikers, bill jay, black british, capitalism, captions, civil rights movement, class stereotypes, colonialism, copper industry, decline of photography, developing world, development of photography, documentary, economics of photography vs. film, editing, english psyche, exhibition captions, from photography to film, international labour office, lung disease, magnum, maternity, migrant workers, mining communities, oral history, photo-book, photography and memory, photography criticism, photomontage, pin-ups, play environments, political prisoners, pornography, post-colonialism, private vs. public photography, propaganda, publishing, racial discrimination, steel works, third world, touring exhibitions, trade unions, un, universality, us prisons, women workers, working children, workplace deaths, world health organisation
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