ELPHi, Electronic Library of Public History
L’ Associazione Italiana di Public History e l’Università degli Studi di Salerno hanno stipulato una convenzione per l’implementazione di un archivio aperto dedicato agli studi di public history. È denominato ELPHi (Electronic Library of Public History) ed è finalizzato a raccogliere dati bibliografici, a conservare ed esporre documenti inediti o anche già pubblicati in altre sedi, digitali nativi o digitalizzati: monografie, articoli in riviste, contributi apparsi in miscellanee di studi o atti di convegni, capitoli di libri, recensioni o rassegne di dati bibliografici, contenuti audio o video, manifesti, locandine, fotografie, prodotti grafici; e qualsiasi altro contenuto o risorsa purché ritenuti coerenti con le linee di indirizzo del progetto.
Il Centro Bibliotecario di Ateneo dell’Università di Salerno cura la gestione tecnica del progetto, inclusi l’indicizzazione, l’inserimento dei metadati descrittivi e l’attribuzione del DOI (Digital Object Identifier). L’archiviazione digitale è eseguita con la licenza CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, che consente ad altri di condividere il lavoro, scaricare, riutilizzare, ristampare, distribuire e/o copiare la versione finale dei documenti.
L’iniziativa è rivolta a tutti gli studiosi interessati a un’ampia diffusione su strumenti telematici degli esiti della propria ricerca. Al riguardo si sottolinea che il portale EleA, reso disponibile dall’ateneo salernitano, è presente sulle maggiori piattaforme europee di open access e aderisce al progetto nazionale Magazzini digitali della Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze per la conservazione permanente dei documenti elettronici pubblicati in Italia e diffusi tramite reti informatiche.
Tutti coloro che fossero interessati alla pubblicazione di documenti e risorse informative nel database ELPHi potranno inviarli in formato bibliografico o in pdf in caso di testi integrali, all’indirizzo e-l-p-hi@googlegroups.com . Ogni singola proposta di testi integrali, ovvero non limitata soltanto al dato bibliografico, dovrà essere corredata da una dichiarazione di responsabilità). Il comitato scientifico si riserva di non pubblicare i contributi ritenuti non coerenti con le finalità scientifiche del progetto o non provvisti di liberatoria.
>>> Avvertenza: i contenuti del database sono di norma presentati in full text (pdf o rinvio all’URI originario); laddove siano tutelati da copyright o diritto d’autore, sono soltanto segnalati da citazione bibliografica e abstract.___________________________
The Italian Association of Public History (AIPH) and the University of Salerno have entered into an agreement for the implementation of an open archive dedicated to public history studies. ELPHi (Electronic Library of Public History) is aimed at collecting bibliographical data and at storing, and exhibiting documents: monographs, journals’ articles, contributions that have appeared in studies’ miscellaneous or conference proceedings, book chapters, book reviews or bibliographies, audio or video content, posters, playbills, photographs, graphic products, and any other content or resource as long as it is considered consistent with the guidelines of the project, unpublished documents or even already published in other locations, digital native or digitized.
The University Library Centre of the University of Salerno takes care of the technical management of the project, including indexing, insertion of descriptive metadata, and attribution of the DOI (Digital Object Identifier). Digital archiving will be performed under the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license, which allows others to share works, download, reuse, reprint, distribute and/or copy the final version of documents.
The initiative is aimed at all scholars interested in the wide dissemination of the results of their research through telematic tools. In this regard, it should be noted that the EleA portal, made available by the University of Salerno, is present on the major European open-access platforms and adheres to the national Digital Warehouses (Magazzini Digitali) project for the permanent conservation of electronic documents published in Italy and disseminated via computer networks.
All those interested in publishing documents and information resources in the ELPHi database can send them as bibliographical records or, in pdf format for full-text documents to e-l-p-hi@googlegroups.com . Each individual full-text proposal, i.e. not limited only to bibliographic data, must be accompanied by a declaration of responsibility .
>>> Warning: the contents of the database are normally in full text (pdf or reference to the original URI); But if there are items with copyright, they are only indicated by bibliographic citation and abstract.
- Scientific Committee : Agostino Bistarelli (AIPH & GCSS), Chiara De Vecchis (Associazione Italiana Biblioteche), Maria Antonella Fusco (MIBACT), Serge Noiret (AIPH, European University Institute Library)
- Project coordinators : Marcello Andria (AIPH), Maria Rosaria Califano (Università of Salerno)
- Technical manager : Maria Senatore (Università of Salerno, University Library Center)
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Towards a Public Architectural History: Collective-Use Facilities and Community Engagement in Portugal and Spain
(R. C. Agarez, A. M. Pascoal, I. Herrera-Pineda, Towards a Public Architectural History: Collective-Use Facilities and Community Engagement in Portugal and Spain, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 69-82, 2025)The sustained use and reuse of existing buildings is key in addressing social inequality and reinforcing sustainability and resilience in peripheral, disadvantaged communities of the so-called developed world. ... -
Conservative Public History: Special Section Introduction
(C. S. Bauer, T. Decker, J. de Groot, J. Perry, Conservative Public History: Special Section Introduction, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 83-87, 2025) -
Conservative Public History in India
(S. Sharma, Conservative Public History in India, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 89-93, 2025)This article explores the conservative turn in India’s public history, examining its shift from a pluralistic, regionally grounded tradition to a centralized, ideologically driven narrative under the Bharatiya Janata ... -
Navigating Public History: In Contestation with Japan’s Historical Revisionism
(Y. Yoshida, E. Tozawa, Navigating Public History: In Contestation with Japan’s Historical Revisionism, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 95-101, 2025)In this article, we examine the phenomenon of ‘historical revisionism’ (HR), a movement to construct a ‘bright’ historical narrative of Japan often by denying and minimizing its wrongdoings under Imperial rule, and discuss ... -
Dark Age versus Golden Age: History Wars over the Memories of the Marcos Era in the Philippines
(R. A. Curaming, Dark Age versus Golden Age: History Wars over the Memories of the Marcos Era in the Philippines, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 103-110, 2025)History wars in the Philippines over the memories of the Marcos era exploded in the open in the months leading to the 2022 presidential elections. They are evident in the bitter and sustained clashes between the proponents ... -
Scenarios of Nostalgia. Public History and the Far-Right in Current Spain
(G. Alares López, Scenarios of Nostalgia. Public History and the Far-Right in Current Spain, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 111-115, 2025)This article analyses the risks faced by practices associated with public history owing to the resurgence of the far-right in Spain. It critically examines the historical narratives embedded in specific historical shows ... -
Roca Barea’s Public Mythistory
(T. Bryan, Roca Barea's Public Mythistory, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 117-127, 2025)One of Spain’s best-known public historians is an academic outsider, María Elvira Roca Barea. This article contextualizes and briefly surveys her work, which defends empires in general and the Spanish Empire in ... -
History as a Treasure Chest: Four Principles of Nationalist Historical Narration
(J. Håkansson, History as a Treasure Chest: Four Principles of Nationalist Historical Narration, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 129-133, 2025)This essay introduces four principles of nationalist historical narration by using the narrative strategies of the political parties the Sweden Democrats and the Danish People’s Party as examples. These narrative strategies ... -
Conservative Public History in Russia
(A. Kolesnik, A. Rusanov, Conservative Public History in Russia, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 135-141, 2025)Conservative public history in Russia merges state propaganda with contemporary tools of public engagement. It emphasizes themes such as patriotism, military triumphs, and state-centered historical narratives, while ... -
Cristero Memory Reloaded: History, Social Media, and the New Christian Right in Mexico
(G. Kloppe-Santamaría, Cristero Memory Reloaded: History, Social Media, and the New Christian Right in Mexico, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 143-149, 2025)The aim of this article is to examine the reverberations of the Cristero War in the discourses, symbols, and practices of Mexico’s new Christian right as expressed in the social media communications produced and consumed by ... -
Past on Demand: Commercial and Political Uses of the Past by the Brazilian Extreme Right
(C. S. Bauer, T. de Amaral Maia, Past on Demand: Commercial and Political Uses of the Past by the Brazilian Extreme Right, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 151-155, 2025)This paper aims to study the production and circulation of commercial and political uses of the past by the Brazilian extreme right, based on two videos about the Brazilian civil-military dictatorship: one by the Brasil ... -
Hispanisms and Whiteness in Conservative Andean Public History
(M. E. Bedoya Hidalgo, Hispanisms and Whiteness in Conservative Andean Public History, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 157-162, 2025)This article examines the construction of conservative public histories in the Andean countries, exploring their continuities and transformations into the 21st century. Rather than viewing history solely as discourse, I ... -
“Savages” and “Brutes”: The Construction of Indigenous Stigma in Colombia Since the Nineteenth Century
(J. Perry, “Savages” and “Brutes”: The Construction of Indigenous Stigma in Colombia Since the Nineteenth Century, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 163-167, 2025)This article reflects on the historical development and enduring nature of anti-indigenous stigmatization in Colombia from the nineteenth century to contemporary times. It explores how official discourse, legislative ... -
Culture Wars, the National Trust, and ‘Green Heritage’ in Britain
(J. Moody, Culture Wars, the National Trust, and ‘Green Heritage’ in Britain, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 169-174, 2025)The National Trust, Europe’s largest conservation charity, found themselves in the midst of a bitterly unfolding ‘culture war’ over public histories of slavery, empire and colonialism in Britain following the publication of ... -
Cis-Supremacist Pasts: Constructing a History Against Contemporary Trans Equality
(O. Hurcum, Cis-Supremacist Pasts: Constructing a History Against Contemporary Trans Equality, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 175-180, 2025)This paper uses Cal Horton’s theory of Cis-Supremacy to demonstrate the interplay of trans exclusionist histories and contemporary cis power structures. The paper, through this preliminary discussion, dissertates how and ... -
Drawing Lessons from the Culture Wars in England’s Black Country
(M. Stallard, Drawing Lessons from the Culture Wars in England’s Black Country, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 181-187, 2025)Reflecting wider national and international political trends and discourses around heritage and identity, an analysis of the controversies regarding the symbolism of the popular and widely-adopted regional flag of the ... -
Reflections on Special Section, “Conservative Public History”
(M. Blatt, Reflections on Special Section, “Conservative Public History”, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 189-190, 2025)These Reflections provide critical feedback on the special section, “Conservative Public History.” The author commends the guest editors for their important compilation, which is a timely and necessary contribution to ... -
“How a Democratic Country Could Become a Dictatorial Monster”: A Conversation with Volker Kutscher About His Crime Novels, Babylon Berlin, and the Lessons of the Past
(H. Hochmuth, “How a Democratic Country Could Become a Dictatorial Monster”: A Conversation with Volker Kutscher About His Crime Novels, Babylon Berlin, and the Lessons of the Past, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 191-194, 2025)The German TV series Babylon Berlin is based on the popular crime novels by Volker Kutscher on Weimar Berlin in the 1920s. In this conversation, the author explains his ambitions to make his readers aware how a ... -
Review: Jimena Perry, Museums, Exhibitions, and Memories of Violence in Colombia: Trying to Remember. New York and London: Routledge, 2023
(G. Vardanyan, Review: Jimena Perry, Museums, Exhibitions, and Memories of Violence in Colombia: Trying to Remember. New York and London: Routledge, 2023, «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 195-196, 2025) -
Review of Katarzyna Jagodzińska, Participation and the Post-Museum (Abingdon and New York: Routledge, 2025)
(M. Gałuszka, Review of Katarzyna Jagodzińska, Participation and the Post-Museum (Abingdon and New York: Routledge, 2025), «International Public History», 2 (2025), pp. 197-198, 2025)
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