The Palgrave handbook of conflict and history education in the post-Cold War era / Luigi Cajani, Simone Lässig, Maria Repoussi, editors.
Cajani, Luigi, editor.; Lässig, Simone, 1964- editor.; Repousē, Maria, editor.
2019
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The Palgrave handbook of conflict and history education in the post-Cold War era / Luigi Cajani, Simone Lässig, Maria Repoussi, editors.
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9783030057220 (electronic book)
3030057224 (electronic book)
9783030057213
3030057216
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Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, [2019].
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Cajani, Luigi, editor.
Lässig, Simone, 1964- editor.
Repousē, Maria, editor.
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Chapter 1. Introduction: History Education Conflicts around the World: Backgrounds, Settings, Foci; Luigi Cajani, Simone Lässig, Maria RepoussiChapter 2. Argentina; Gonzalo de AmézolaChapter 3. Armenia; Philip GamaghelyanChapter 4. Australia; Ann ClarkChapter 5. Azerbaijan; Sergey RumyansevChapter 6. Belgium; Tessa Lobbes and Kaat WilsChapter 7. Bosnia and Herzegovina; Katarina Batarilo-HenschenChapter 8. Bulgaria; Krassimira DaskalovaChapter 9. Burundi; Denise BentrovatoChapter 10. Canada; Christian LavilleChapter 11. Caribbean; John HamerChapter 12. Chile; Rodrigo HenríquezChapter 13. China; Biao YangChapter 14. Croatia; Snježana KorenChapter 15. Cyprus; Eleftherios KleridesChapter 16. Czech Republic; Antonie DoležalováChapter 17. France; Marcus OttoChapter 18. Georgia; Nino ChikovaniChapter 19. Federal Republic of Germany; Falk PingelChapter 20. Greece; Hercules (Iraklis) MillasChapter 21. India; Michael GottlobChapter 22. Iceland; Thornsteinn HelgasonChapter 23. Israel; Eyal NavehChapter 24. Italy; Luigi CajaniChapter 25. Japan; Sven SaalerChapter 26. Latvia; Daina BleiereChapter 27. Lebanon; Nemer FrayhaChapter 28. Malaysia; Helen Ting Mu HungChapter 29. Republic of Moldova; Stefan IhrigChapter 30. The Netherlands; Maria GreverChapter 31. New Zealand; Mark SheehanChapter 32. Northern Cyprus; Hakan Karahasan and Mehveş BeyidoğluChapter 33. Northern Ireland; Alan McCullyChapter 34. Norway; Bente AamotsbakkenChapter 35. Pakistan; M. Ayaz NaseemChapter 36. Palestine; Samira AlayanChapter 37. Poland; Joanna WojdonChapter 38. Romania; Mirela-Luminița MurgescuChapter 39. Russia; Victor A. Šnirel'manChapter 40. Rwanda; Denise BentrovatoChapter 41. Senegal; Ibrahima SeckChapter 42. Serbia; Marko ŠuicaChapter 43. Slovakia; Slávka OtčenášováChapter 44. Slovenia; Vilma BrodnikChapter 45. South Africa; Johan WassermannChapter 46. Spain; Rafael Valls-Montes and Ramón López-FacalChapter 47. Sudan; Julia NohnChapter 48. Sweden; Björn Norlin and Daniel LindmarkChapter 49. Switzerland; Markus FurrerChapter 50. Taiwan; Wei-chih LiouChapter 51. Tatarstan; Marat GibatdinovChapter 52. Turkey; Büşra ErsanlıChapter 53. Ukraine; Polina VerbystkaChapter 54. United Kingdom; Terry HaydnChapter 55. United States of America; Gary B. Nash and Ross E. DunnChapter 56. Venezuela; Tulio RamírezChapter 57. Zimbabwe; Marshall Tamuka Maposa.

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