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Guide on how to do public history in urban spaces

rédigé par
Thomas Cauvin, Joella van Donkersgoed
publié le
1 Mars 2024

This guide was created as part of the ATTRACT project Public History as the
New Citizen Science of the Past (PHACS), funded by the Fonds National de la
Recherche (FNR)

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Thomas Cauvin
Thomas Cauvin
Thomas is an associated professor specialised in public history and Head of the 'Public History and Outreach' Research Area
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Joella van Donkersgoed
Joella van Donkersgoed
Joëlla is Postdoctoral researcher in charge of the Historesch Gesinn project
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