Introduction: Crossroads, Meeting Places, Battlefields. History Discussed and Contested by and for Public Space PART 1: READING HISTORY IN PUBLIC SPACE
1. History and Memory in the Public Spaces of a Pre-industrial Central European City: Warsaw in the Long Eighteenth Century
2. Chicago, Public History, and Historical Discourse
3. Using Public Spaces to Forge National Unity in North Korea PART 2: DOING HISTORY IN PUBLIC SPACE
5. Transforming Workspaces into Sites of Public History: Former Mineworkers as Stakeholders and Creators at Museal Institutions in Poland and England
6. Be Where the People Are: Public Historical Engagement in the Public Space
7. The “Historia ao Ar Livre” (“History in the Open”) Project and the Making of Public History in Recife, Brazil PART 3: CHANGING PUBLIC SPACE
9. Negotiating of “Bottom-up” Public History in Post-Transition Cambodia
10. Decommunization of Public Space in East-Central Europe
11. Cemeteries as Manifestations of History in Public Space PART 4: “UNREAL” SPACE AND HISTORY
12. Revealing Narratives about National Identity in East Prussia’s State Museum. On Reconstructing past Public History Spaces
13. History in Transnational Virtual Public Spaces of Videogames
14. Conclusion: “Pop-Up History”: Taking History to the Streets in Canada’s Capital City