Engaging with Records and Archives : Histories and Theories (Paperback)

Introduction - Fiorella Foscarini, Heather Macneil, Bonnie Mak, and Gillian Oliver PART 1: RETHINKING HISTORIES AND THEORIES 1. Moving the Margins to the Middle: Reconciling ‘the Archive’ with the Archives - Jeannette Bastian 2. Organisms, Skeletons, and the Archivist as Paleontologist: Metaphors of Archival Order and Reconstruction in Context - Juan Ilerbaig 3. 'Records in Context' in Context: A Brief History of Data Modeling for Archival Description - Jonathan Furner 4. Mapping Archival Silence: Technology and the Historical Record - Marlene Manoff 5. Hidden Voices in the Archives: Pioneering Women Archivists in Early 20th Century England - Elizabeth Shepherd PART 2: ENGAGING RECORDS AND ARCHIVES 6. The Use and Reuse of Documents by Chancellors, Archivists and Government Members in an Early Modern Republican State: Genoa’s Giunta dei Confini and Its Archives - Stefano Gardini 7. The Bumpy Road to Transparency: Access and Secrecy in 19th-Century Records in the Dutch East Indies - Charles Jeurgens 8. Archival Ethics and Indigenous Justice: Conflict or Coexistence? - Melanie Delva and Melissa Adams 9. History and Development of Information and Recordkeeping in Malawi - Paul Lihoma 10. History of Community Archiving in Poland - Magdalena Wi?niewska 11. Reflecting on Practice: Artists’ Experiences in the Archives - Sian Vaughan