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Remembering the past, anticipating the future: Community learning and adaptation discourse in media commemorations of catastrophic wildfires in Colorado Adrianne Kroepsch, Elizabeth A. Koebele, Deserai A. Crow, John Berggren, Juhi Huda, Lydia A. Lawhon. 2018. Remembering the past, anticipating the future: Community learning and adaptation discourse in media commemorations of catastrophic wildfires in Colorado. Environmental Communication. 12(1):132–147.
What is History? Reading John 1 as Historical Representation Rafael Rodríguez. 2018. What is History? Reading John 1 as Historical Representation Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus. 16(1):31–51.
The Student Movements in Italy and Spain and How to Study Their Memories Lorenzo Zamponi. 2018. The Student Movements in Italy and Spain and How to Study Their Memories. :37–55.
News and frontier consciousness in the late Roman Empire Mark W. Graham. 2018. News and frontier consciousness in the late Roman Empire.
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The presence of the past in the era of the nation state Nicolas Argenti. 2018. The presence of the past in the era of the nation state.
Of employers, uncles and interpreters: the diverse trajectories of guest workers to the Belgian city of Ghent, 1960–1975 Jozefien De Bock. 2018. Of employers, uncles and interpreters: the diverse trajectories of guest workers to the Belgian city of Ghent, 1960–1975. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. 44(7):1233–1249.
Insight from social media use by memory institutions in New Zealand: Participatory vs curatorial culture Chern Li Liew, Gillian Oliver, Morgan Watkins. 2018. Insight from social media use by memory institutions in New Zealand: Participatory vs curatorial culture. Online Information Review. 42(1):93–106.