introduction: going public
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Abstract
The period in which the public history movement has developed has been one of considerable change. This has been a result of the passing of post-war generations, the effects wrought by continuing internal and external conflicts, the globalisation of economies, the emergence of new media forms and the major impact of the digital revolution. This has seen significant shifts in the transmission, reception and practice of history.
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| Authors | ;Paul Ashton |
| Journal | anales de edificación |
| Year | 2010 |
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