Section
1. Setting the Scene;
1. Situating Museums for Peace: In Search of History, Memory, and Change;
2. Understanding “Museums for Peace”; Section
2. The Praxis of Museums for Peace;
3. Museums for Peace and Reconciliation in East Asia;4. The Africanized Peace Museum Movement and the Significance of Cultural Heritage;
5. Gandhi and Peace in the Museums of the World;
6. How Museums for Peace Depict the Technology of War and Opposition to It; Section
3. The Identification and Portrayal of Violence in Museums for Peace;
7. Narrating the Military Sexual Enslavement System: Museums Caught in the Crossfire;
8. Japanese War Memory: Ongoing Challenges of Remembering and Forgetting;
9. Witnessing, Requiem, Reconciliation: Toward a Model for Curating Extreme Violence at Museums for Peace; Section
4. The Future of Museums for Peace;
10. Concluding Voices