History in Public Space (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Crossroads, Meeting Places, Battlefields. History Discussed and Contested by and for Public Space??PART 1: READING HISTORY IN PUBLIC SPACE??1. History and Memory in the Public Spaces of a Pre-industrial Central European City: Warsaw in the Long Eighteenth Century? 2. Chicago, Public History, and Historical Discourse? 3. Using Public Spaces to Forge National Unity in North Korea??PART 2: DOING HISTORY IN PUBLIC SPACE??4. Lights of Innovation: Interpreting History through Art in Country Houses??5. Transforming Workspaces into Sites of Public History: Former Mineworkers as Stakeholders and Creators at Museal Institutions in Poland and England? 6. Be Where the People Are: Public Historical Engagement in the Public Space? 7. The “Historia ao Ar Livre” (“History in the Open”) Project and the Making of Public History in Recife, Brazil??PART 3: CHANGING PUBLIC SPACE??8. Memory Wars: The Curation of the History of the First World War in the Public Space of Dublin, 1922?1939??9. Negotiating of “Bottom-up” Public History in Post-Transition Cambodia? 10.? Decommunization of Public Space in East-Central Europe? 11. Cemeteries as Manifestations of History in Public Space??PART 4: “UNREAL” SPACE AND HISTORY??12. Revealing Narratives about National Identity in East Prussia’s State Museum. On Reconstructing past Public History Spaces? 13. History in Transnational Virtual Public Spaces of Videogames??14. Conclusion: “Pop-Up History”: Taking History to the Streets in Canada’s Capital City