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Bornat, Joanna and Jones, Rebecca eds. (2014). Imagining Futures: Methodological Issues for Research into Ageing. The Representation of Older People in Ageing Research, 13. London: Centre for Policy on Ageing.

Bornat, Joanna and Tetley, Josie eds. (2010). Oral History and Ageing. The Representation of Older People in Ageing Research Series (9). London: Centre for Policy on Ageing.

Leece, Janet and Bornat, Joanna eds. (2006). Developments in direct payments. Bristol, UK: The Policy Press.

Chamberlayne, Prue; Bornat, Joanna and Apitzsch, Ursula eds. (2004). Biographical methods and professional practice: an international perspective. Bristol, UK: The Policy Press.

Bacigalupo, Vivien; Bornat, Joanna; Bytheway, Bill; Johnson, Julia and Spurr, Susan eds. (2002). Understanding care, welfare and community: A reader. London: Routledge.

Chamberlayne, Prue; Bornat, Joanna and Wengraf, Tom eds. (2000). The turn to biographical methods in social science: Comparative issues and examples. London, UK: Routledge.

Raghuram, Parvati; Bornat, Joanna and Henry, Leroi (2016). "Without racism there would be no geriatrics": South Asian overseas-trained doctors and the development of Geriatric Medicine in the United Kingdom', 1950-2000. In: Monnais, Laurence and Wright, David eds. Doctors beyond Borders: the transnational migration of physicians in the twentieth century. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 185–207.

Bornat, Joanna and Jones, Rebecca L. (2014). Introduction: The Future as a Topic in Ageing Research. In: Bornat, Joanna and Jones, Rebeccca L. eds. Imagining Futures: Methodological Issues for Research into Ageing. The Representation of Older People in Ageing Research Series (13). Centre for Policy on Ageing, pp. 1–11.

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Bornat, Joanna (2010). Remembering in late Lifer: generating individual and social change. In: Ritchie, Donald A. ed. The Oxford Handbook of Oral History. Oxford Handbooks in History. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 202–218.

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Bornat, Joanna (2008). 'Kate': The constant rediscovery of a poem. In: Johnson, Julia and De Souza, Corinne eds. Understanding Health and Social Care. London, UK: Sage, pp. 14–22.

Bornat, Joanna and Wilson, Gail (2008). Recycling the evidence: Different approaches to the reanalysis of elite life histories. In: Edwards, Rosalind ed. Researching families and communities: Social and generational change. London, UK: Routledge, pp. 95–113.

Bornat, Joanna (2008). Biographical methods. In: Alasuutari, Pertti; Bickman, Leonard and Brannen, Julia eds. The Sage Handbook of Social Research Methods. London, UK: Sage, pp. 344–356.

Bornat, Joanna and Walmsley, Jan (2004). Biography as empowering practice: lessons learned from research. In: Chamberlayne, Prue; Bornat, Joanna and Aptizsch, Ursula eds. Biographical methods and professional practice: an international perspective. Bristol, UK: Policy Press, pp. 221–236.

Bornat, Joanna (2004). Oral History. In: Seale, Clive; Gobo, Giampetro; Gubrium, Jaber F and Silverman, David eds. Qualitative Research Practice. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd, pp. 34–47.

Bornat, Joanna; Dimmock, B; Jones, D and Peace, Sheila (1999). Generational ties in the 'new' family: changing contexts for traditional obligations. In: Silva, Elizabeth B. and Smart, Carol eds. The new family? London: Sage, pp. 115–128.

Bornat, Joanna; Raghuram, Parvati and Henry, Leroi (2014). Oral history voicing differences: South Asian doctors and migration narratives. Economic and Political Weekly, 49(30) pp. 60–66.

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Bornat, Joanna; Raghuram, Parvati and Henry, Leroi (2012). Revisiting the archives - opportunities and challenges: a case study from the history of geriatric medicine. Sociological Research Online, 17(2) p. 11.

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Bornat, Joanna; Raghuram, Parvati and Henry, Leroi (2011). Geriatric medicine and the management of transitions into old age: the hospital bed as a site of spatial practice. Area, 43(4) pp. 430–437.

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Bornat, Joanna; Henry, Leroi and Raghuram, Parvati (2011). The making of careers, the making of a discipline: luck and chance in migrant careers in geriatric medicine. Journal of Vocational Behavior, 78(3) pp. 342–350.

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Raghuram, Parvati; Bornat, Joanna and Henry, Leroi (2011). The co-marking of aged bodies and migrant bodies: migrant workers’ contribution to geriatric medicine in the UK. Sociology of Health & Illness, 33(2) pp. 321–335.

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Raghuram, Parvati; Henry, Leroi and Bornat, Joanna (2010). Difference and distinction? Non-migrant and migrant networks. Sociology, 44(4) pp. 623–641.

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Bornat, Joanna and Bytheway, Bill (2010). Perceptions and presentations of living with everyday risk in later life. British Journal of Social Work, 40(4) pp. 1118–1134.

Bornat, Joanna (2010). Remembering and reworking emotions: the reanalysis of emotion in an interview. Oral History, 38(2) pp. 43–52.

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Raghuram, Parvati; Bornat, Joanna and Henry, Leroi (2009). Ethnic clustering among South Asian geriatricians in the UK: an oral history study. Diversity in Health and Care, 6(4) pp. 287–296.

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Bornat, Joanna; Henry, Leroi and Raghuram, Parvati (2009). 'Don't mix race with the specialty': interviewing South Asian overseas-trained geriatricians'. Oral History, 37(1) pp. 74–84.

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Bornat, Joanna and Bytheway, Bill (2008). Tracking the lives of the oldest generation. Generations Review, 18(4) no page numbers.

Bornat, Joanna and Walmsley, Jan (2008). Biography as empowerment or appropriation: Research and practice issues. The Innovation Journal: The Public Sector Innovation Journal, 13(1) p. 6.

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Bornat, Joanna and Diamond, Hanna (2007). Women’s history and oral history: developments and debates. Women's History Review, 16(1) pp. 19–39.

Bornat, Joanna (2005). Recycling the evidence: different approaches to the reanalysis of gerontological data. Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 6(1 (Art)

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Bornat, Joanna (2003). The Constant Rediscovery of a Poem. Generations, 27(3) pp. 89–93.

Bornat, J. (2003). A Second take: revisiting interviews with a different purpose. Oral History, 31(1) pp. 47–53.

Bornat, Joanna (2001). Reminiscence and oral history: parallel universes or shared endeavour? Ageing and Society, 21(2) pp. 219–241.

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Bornat, Joanna; Dimmock, Brian; Jones, David and Peace, Sheila (1999). Stepfamilies and older people: evaluating the implications of family change for an ageing population. Ageing and Society, 19(2) pp. 239–410.

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