| Call for International Reviews and Reviewers
The Public Historian is seeking to increase its reviews of public history work taking place abroad. We are interested in identifying potential sites, publications, and gray literature from non-American sources for review. We would also like to update our database of potential reviewers for sites outside of North America. Please send your c.v. or your suggestions to Tory Inloes of the reviews office of The Public Historian. |
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