Acknowledgements

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements V
3. Contents VII
4. List of Figures XI
5. List of Contributors XIII
6. Making Histories, Making Memories in Difficult Times 1
7. Part I: Resistance, Rights, Authority
8. Chapter 1. The Urgency for a Queer Public History in Highly Conservative Societies: A Brazillian Exhibition 11
9. Chapter 2. Between Authority and Dialogue: Challenges for the House of European History 23
10. Chapter 3. The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk: Intersections of History, Memory and Politics 37
11. Chapter 4. Citizens: Eight Hundred Years in the Making 47
12. Chapter 5. Trust, Risk and Historical Authority: Negotiating Public History in Digital and Analog Worlds 59
13. Part II: Public Memory and Commemoration
14. Chapter 6. The Memory of Trade Unionism in Germany 71
15. Chapter 7. Digital Historiographies of Khmer Rouge Memorials: Blogging on Tuol Sleng and the ‘Killing Fields’ 83
16. Chapter 8. Public Memory, Conflict and Women: Commemoration in Contemporary Ireland 99
17. Chapter 9. Belene: A Case of Pedagogy of Memory? 113
18. Part III: Performance, Transmission, Reception
19. Chapter 10. Public History and the “Crisis of History” in Italy: Reflections and Experiences from the Field 129
20. Chapter 11. The Occupation and Beyond: Presenting, Doing and Watching History on Dutch Television Since 1960 139
21. Chapter 12. Gaming Public History: Academics and Digital Games 151
22. Chapter 13. District Six: The Musical 163
23. Chapter 14. Trip Hazards: The Perils of Urban Walking Tours 173
24. Chapter 15. Making Public History in Italy 185
25. Chapter 16. Crowdsourcing: Citizen History and Criminal Characters 199
26. Part IV: Family/Self
27. Chapter 17. Self-writing in Tral: Struggles in Historymaking in (Indian) Kashmir 213
28. Chapter 18. Place-attachment in a Suburban Setting: Making Personal History Public 225
29. Chapter 19. Family Historians and Historians of the Family: The Value of Collaboration 237
30. Chapter 20. “Resourceful Reinvention”: Speculative Biography as Public History? 251
31. Bibliography 261
32. Index 281