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Case Studies
Case Studies detail the historical background of the case, the history of the contestation and the decision-making processes at work. They endeavour to provide a descriptive and neutral presentation of the various perspectives on a dispute.
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Occasional Papers
The Contested Histories Occasional Paper Series consists of in-depth versions of existing Case Studies. In addition, the structure of Occasional Papers is freer - Papers can take on a more academic tone and scope.
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Remedies
Drawing from more than 500 Cases worldwide, the Initiative identifies a set of Remedies to controversies over historical legacies in public spaces. They fit within three broad categories: contextualisation, removal, and naming.
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Toolkit
The Toolkit is a collection of practical resources to engage with and work towards the resolution of contestations over physical representations of historical legacies in public spaces.
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External Reports
External Reports refer to various documents relating to specific Case Studies and related publications in the field of history and memory.
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Educational Materials
A collection of Educational Materials geared towards critical thinking, understanding the complexities of historical memory and navigating disputed historical narratives.
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Reading List
A collection of key readings in the field of history, heritage and memory.
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Glossary
Definitions of frequently used terms.