Books - in print
Smith, T., Perks, R. and Smith, G. (1998) Ukraine's forbidden history, Manchester, Dewi Lewis.

Chapters - in print

Jackson, P., Olive S. and, Smith, G., (2009) Myths of the Family Meal: Re-reading Edwardian Life Histories; In: Peter Jackson (ed) Changing Families, Changing Food Palgrave Macmillan, pp.131-146.

Smith, G. (2007) From Micky to Maus: recalling the Genocide through cartoon. In Witek, J. Art Spiegelman: Conversations, Jackson, MS: University Press of Mississippi, pp. 84-94.

Smith, G. (2004) The rise of the new consumerism. In Burr, J. and Nicolson, P. (eds.) Consumers’ perspectives on health care: Critical approaches to research methods, London: Palgrave Macmillan Limited, pp. 13-38.

Smith, G. (1998) House and home In: Purcell, H. The Century Speaks, London: The British Library, pp. 15-22.

Smith, G. (1998) Who are we? In: Purcell, H. The Century Speaks, London: The British Library, pp. 23-36.

Smith, G. (1995; republished 1996) None can compare: from the oral history of a community, in Kay, B. (ed.) (1995), The Dundee book: an anthology of living in the city, Edinburgh, Mainstream, pp. 169-198.

Refereed journals - in print

Smith, G. (2007) Beyond individual/collective memory: women's transactive memories of food, family and conflict, Oral History, vol 35, no 2, 77-90.

Smith, G. and Nicolson, M. (2007) Re-expressing the division of British medicine under the NHS: the importance of locality in general practitioners' oral histories, Social Science and Medicine, 68, pp. 938-948.

Smith, G. (2003) An oral history of everyday general practice 12: Reflections and the history of disappointment, Br J Gen Pract, 53: 490; 420-1.

Smith, G. (2003) An oral history of everyday general practice 11: Teaching and training, Br J Gen Pract, 53: 489, 340-1.

Smith, G. and Nicolson, M. (2003) An oral history of everyday general practice 10: Diagnostics and therapeutics, Br J Gen Pract, 53: 488; 256-7.

Mitchell, E and Smith, G. (2003) An oral history of everyday general practice 9: Record keepers, Br J Gen Pract, 53: 487; 166-7.

Smith, G. (2003) An oral history of everyday general practice 8: Patients and populations, Br J Gen Pract, 53: 486; 76-7.

Smith, G. (2002) An oral history of everyday general practice 7: Outside interests, Br J Gen Pract, 52: 485; 1038-9.

Smith, G. and Nicolson, M (2002) An oral history of everyday general practice 6: Working with secondary care, Br J Gen Pract, 52: 484; 956-7.

Smith, G. (2002) An oral history of everyday general practice 5: Gender and narratives of profession, Br J Gen Pract, 52: 483; 868-9.

Ferguson, R. and Smith, G. (2002) An oral history of everyday general practice 4: Changing practice, Br J Gen Pract, 52: 482; 780-1.

Smith, G. (2002) An oral history of everyday general practice 3: Partnerships, Br J Gen Pract, 52: 481; 692-3.

Smith, G. (2002) An oral history of everyday general practice 2: Why do GPs become GPs?, Br J Gen Pract, 52: 480; 604-5.

Smith, G., Nicolson, M. and Watt, G.C.M. (2002) An oral history of everyday general practice 1: speaking for a change, Br J Gen Pract, 52: 479; 516-7.

Smith, G. and Bornat, J. (1999) Oral history, biography, life history: broadening the evidence, Br J Gen Pract, 49, 770-1.

Smith, G. and Jackson, P., (1999) Narrating the nation: the 'imagined community' of Ukrainians in Bradford, Journal of Historical Geography, 25:3, 367-87.

Smith, G. (1995) Protest is better for infants: motherhood, health and welfare in a women's town, c.1911-1931, Oral History, 23:1, 63-70.

Smith, G. (1994) Using the life history approach to open doors in community education, By Word of Mouth, 22, 17-23.

Smith, G. (1993) A sense of history, Reminiscence, 5, 12-16.

Smith, G. (1988)Mito dell'uguaglianza e realta della discoccupazione. Un'esperienza di storia orale a Dundee, In/formazione, vii.

Smith, G. (1988) Making history, Radical Scotland, 23-8.

Smith, G. (1987) From Micky to Maus: recalling the Genocide through cartoon, Oral History, 15:1, 26-34.

Smith, G. (1985) Voices on radio, Oral History, 13: 1, 54-60.

Smith, G. (1985) Peaches and punches: boxing and women, By Word of Mouth, 10, 15-20.

Non-refereed abstracts, reports & other publications: In press
Liddington, J. and Smith, G. (2005) Crossing cultures: oral history and public history, Oral History, 33:1, pp. 28-32. [Journal Editorial]

Smith, G. (2004) Brooksbank [nee Soutar], Mary Watson (1897-1978), revolutionary and songwriter, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Smith, G. (2004) Devine [nee Blackley], Rachel (1875-1960), weaver and trade unionist, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Smith, G. (2004) Fenwick [nee Mands], Margaret Taylor Naysmith (1919-1992), trade unionist, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Smith, G. (2004) Keyzer [nee Mitchell], Isabella [Bella] (1922-1992), textile and shipyard worker, and women's activist, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Perks, R and Smith G. (1999) Report from the United Kingdom, Words and Silences, International Oral History Association, 2: 1, pp. 43-5.

Smith, G., Nicolson, M., and Watt, G. (1999) Changing ways of knowing: an oral history of general practice, Wellcome History, 10, 7-8.

Smith, G. (1984) Manpower history: the Arbroath History Project; an experience of MSC funded research, Oral History, 12: 2, 60-3.

Smith, G. (1984) The rise and fall of the people’s champions, The Weekend Scotsman, 18 February, 1-3.

Public history

The Woodside Years, 1972-77 (2001) permanent exhibition, Department of General Practice, University of Glasgow;

The New Ukraine (1998, touring exhibition) Britain and Canada with Tim Smith, Rob Perks, and Victor Susak (sponsored by Marks and Spencer);

Time and Timex (1997) temporary exhibition, The Rep, Dundee with Elsie Vernon;
The Red Cross (1996) touring exhibition, with Elsie Vernon;

Lochee Lives (1995) temporary exhibition, Central Library, Dundee, with Elsie Vernon;
The Booth Boxers, Odyssey, BBC 1 (Scotland), first broadcast 05 February 1985;

The Booth Boxers, Odyssey, Radio Scotland, first broadcast 21 February 1984.