Editing Mass-Observation (section)

==Publications==
*Mass-Observation (Charles Madge & Tom Harrisson), ''Mass-Observation'' (pamphlet), London, Frederick Muller, 1937.
*Charles Madge & Humphrey Jennings, eds. ''May the Twelfth, Mass-Observation Day-Surveys 1937, by over two hundred observers'', London, [[Faber and Faber]], 1937. {{ISBN|0-571-14872-7}}
*Charles Madge & Tom Harrisson, ''First Year's Work'', London, Lindsay Drummond, 1938.
*Charles Madge & Tom Harrisson, ''Britain'', Harmondsworth, Penguin Books, 1939.
*Mass-Observation, ''War Begins at Home'', London, Chatto & Windus, 1940.
*Mass-Observation, ''Clothes Rationing'', Advertising Service Guild, 1941
*Mass-Observation, ''Home Propaganda'', Advertising Service Guild, 1941
*Mass-Observation, ''The Pub and the People'', London, Gollancz, 1943; reprinted Seven Dials Press, 1971.
*Mass-Observation, ''War Factory'', London, Gollancz, 1943.
*Mass-Observation, ''People's Homes'', London, John Murray/Advertising Service Guild, 1943
*Mass-Observation, ''The Journey Home'', London, John Murray/Advertising Service Guild, 1944
*Mass-Observation, ''Britain and her Birth Rate'', London, John Murray/Advertising Service Guild, 1945
*Mass-Observation, ''Peace and the Public - A Study'', London, Longmans, Green, 1947
*Mass-Observation (Herbert Wilcox), ''Juvenile Delinquency'', London, Falcon press, 1949.
*Mass-Observation (with illustrations by [[Ronald Searle]]), ''Meet Yourself at the Doctors'', London, Naldrett Press, 1949
*Mass-Observation (with illustrations by [[Ronald Searle]]), ''Meet Yourself on Sunday'', London, Naldrett Press, 1949
*Tom Harrisson, ''Britain Revisited'', London, Gollancz, 1961.
*Tom Harrisson, ''Living through the Blitz'', London, Collins, 1976.

A number of publications are also available from the University of Sussex. The following selection of titles also gives some idea of the scope of Mass Observation's work:

*''Attitudes to [[AIDS]]''
*''[[Bolton]] [[working class|Working Class]] Life''
*''Children's [[Millennium]] Diaries''
*''Everyday use of social relaxants and stimulants''
*''Gender and Nationhood'' 
*''Britain in the [[Falklands War]]''
*''Health, sickness and the work ethic'', Helen Busby (2000)
*''Looking at [[Europe]]: pointers to some British attitudes''
*''Researching women's lives: notes from visits to East Central Europe''
*''Mass-Observation: des 'capsules' de vie quotidienne''
*''One Day in the Life of [[Television]]'', ed. Sean Day-Lewis (1989)
*''[[Sex]] surveyed, 1949–1994'' – The actual Mass-Observation survey was called Little Kinsey; the results were published in a book by Liz Stanley under the above title.
*''[[Pub]] and the People: A [[Worktown]] study'' ed. Tom Harrisson (1943)
*''Weeping in the [[film|Cinema]] in 1950'', Sue Harper and Vincent Porter (1995)

Since the archive was moved and re-established at Sussex University, a number of books based on the diaries commissioned by Mass-Observation in 1939 have been published. These include:<ref>Mass Observation Archive publications 1974 onwards. ''Nella Last’s Peace'' p.304, ''Nella Last’s War'' p. vi.</ref>

*''Among You Taking Notes. The Wartime Diary of Naomi Mitchison'' ed. Dorothy Sheridan. 1985 (Victor Gollancz). 2000 (Phoenix)
*''Our Hidden Lives, The Everyday Diaries of Forgotten Britain between 1945–48'' ed. Simon Garfield 2005 (Ebury Press)
*''Love and War in London. A Woman's Diary 1939–42'' by Olivia Cockett, ed. Robert Malcolmson.  2005 (Wilfrid Laurier University Press).  2008 (The History Press)
*''We Are At War. The Diaries of Five Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times'' ed. Simon Garfield 2006 (Ebury press)
*''Nella Last's War'' ed. Richard Broad and Suzie Fleming, 1981 (Falling Wall Press). 2006 (Profile Books)
*''Private Battles: How the War Almost Defeated Us'' ed. Simon Garfield 2007 (Ebury press)
*''Nella Last’s Peace'', covering the years 1945–8. ed. Patricia and Robert Malcolmson,   2008 (Profile Books)
*''Our Longest Days - a People's History of the Second World War'', an anthology ed. Sandra Koa Wing 2008 (Profile Books)
*''Wartime Women. A Mass Observation Anthology'' ed. Dorothy Sheridan 1990 (Heinemann). 2009 (Phoenix Press)
*''Dorset in Wartime: The Diary of Phyllis Walther 1941-1942'' ed. Patricia Malcolmson and Robert Malcolmson 2009 (Dorset Record Society)

See also:

* Hubble, Nick. ''Mass-Observation and Everyday Life''. Houndmills-Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 2006. {{ISBN|1-4039-3555-6}}. A history of the Mass-Observation movement from a former Research Fellow at the Mass-Observation Archive, University of Sussex, UK (from back cover).

Findings of Mass-Observation have also played a large part in such works of social history as [[Joe Moran (social historian)|Joe Moran]]'s ''Queuing for Beginners.''