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Contributors; Introduction; James B. Gardner and Paula Hamilton; Part I. The Changing Public History Landscape; 1. Internationalizing Public History; Serge Noiret and Thomas Cauvin; 2. Complexity and Collaboration: Doing Public History in Digital Environments; Sharon M. Leon; Part II. Doing Public History; 3. Decentralizing Culture: Public History and Communities; Barbara Franco; 4. Trading Zones: Collaborative Ventures in Disability History; Jocelyn Dodd, Ceri Jones, and Richard Sandell; 5. Popular Understandings of the Past: Interpreting History through Graphic Novels; Kees Ribbens; 6. The Business of History: Customers, Professionals, and Money; Brian W. Martin; Part III. Pushing the Boundaries of Public History; 7. Public Histories for Human Rights: Sites of Conscience and the Guantanamo Public Memory Project; Liz Sevcenko; 8. Archives for Justice, Archives of Justice; Trudy Huskamp Peterson; 9. Sexuality and the Cities: Interdisciplinarity and the Politics of Queer Public History; Kevin P. Murphy, Jennifer L. Pierce, and Alex Urquhart; 10. Public History and the Environment; Jeffrey K. Stine; 11. From Environmental Liability to Community Asset: Public History, Communities, and Environmental Reclamation; T. Allan Comp; 12. Between Pastness and Presentism: Public History and Local Food Activism; Cathy Stanton; Part IV: Public History and the State; 13. Historians and Public History in the UN System; Lisa Singleton; 14. Good Enough for Government Work; Arnita Jones; 15. Shaping Institutional Memory: Public History on Capitol Hill; Donald A. Ritchie; 16. History, Heritage, and the Representation of Ethnic Diversity: Cultural Tourism in China; Jonathan Sweet and Fengqi Qian; 17. Public History, Cultural Institutions, and National Identity: Dialogues about Difference; Jannelle Warren-Findley; Part V. Narrative and Voice in Public History; 18. History Museums and Identity: Finding Them, Me, and Us in Gallery; Benjamin Filene; 19. National Museums, National Narratives, and Identity Politics; Cristina Lleras; 20. The Personalization of Loss in Memorial Museums; Paul Williams; 21. The Magna Carta: 800 Years of Public History; Graham Smith and Anna Green; 22. Public History as a Social Form of Knowledge; Hilda Kean; 23. Brownfield Public History: Arts and Heritage in the Aftermath of Deindustrialization; Steven High; Part VI. Difficult Public History; 24. Politics and Memory: How Germans Face their Past; Udo Gosswald; 25. The Legacy of Collecting: Colonial Collecting in the Belgian Congo and the Duty of Unveiling Provenance; Boris Wastiau; 26. Slavery Tourism: Representing a Difficult History in Ghana; Bayo Holsey; 27. How You Understand Your Story: The Survival Story within Cambodian American Genocide Communities; Socheata Poeuv; 28. In the Service of the State: Monuments and Memorials in Indonesia; Paul Ashton, Kresno Brahmantyo and Jaya Keaney; Index

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