Journal of Educational Media, Memory, and Society (JEMMS)
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Volume 3 (2011), Issue 2
Victor A. Shnirelman: Russian Christ: The Struggle of the Russian Orthodox Church to Introduce Religion into the Curriculum in the First Decade of the Twenty-first Century
Kjetil Børhaug: Justifying Citizen Political Participation in Norwegian Political Education
Catherine Broom: Change and Continuity in British Columbian Perspectives as Illustrated in Social Studies Textbooks from 1885 to 2006
Ina Markova: Balancing Victimhood and Complicity in Austrian History Textbooks: Visual and Verbal Strategies of Representing the Past in Post-Waldheim Austria
Henning Hues: “Mandela, the Terrorist”: Intended and Hidden History Curriculum in South Africa
Monika Bolliger: Writing Syrian History while Propagating Arab Nationalism: Textbooks about Modern Arab History under Hafiz and Bashar al-Asad
Martina Clemen: Im Spannungsfeld von Regionalismus und nationaler Identität: zur Deutung und Vermittlung von Geschichte in katalanischen Schulbüchern
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Joanne Sayner: Educating Educators of Memory: Reflections on an InSite Teaching Program
Nikki Spalding: Learning to Remember Slavery: School Field Trips and the Representation of Difficult Histories in English Museums
Volume 3 (2011), Issue 1: Teaching about Islam and the Muslim World. Textbooks and Real Curriculum
Marie Mc Andrew, Amina Triki Yamani and Falk Pingel: Introduction
Béchir Oueslati and Marie Mc Andrew, with the collaboration of Denise Helly: Islam and Muslim Cultures in Quebec French-language Textbooks over Three Periods: 1980s, 1990s, and the Present Day
Mehrunnisa Ahmad Ali, with the collaboration of Marie Mc Andrew, Béchir Oueslati, Lisa Quirke and Nashwa Salem: The Reduction of Islam and Muslims in Ontario’s Social Studies Textbooks
Mireille Estivalèzes:Teaching about Islam in the History Curriculum and in Textbooks in France
Gerdien Jonker: Caught in a Nutshell. “Islam” and the Rise of History Textbooks in Germany (1700-2005)
Lluís Samper Rasero and Jordi Garreta Bochaca: Muslims in Catalonian Textbooks
Amina Triki-Yamani, Marie Mc Andrew and Sahar El Shourbagi: Perceptions du traitement de l'islam et du monde musulman dans les manuels d'histoire par des enseignants du secondaire au Québec
Volume 2 (2010), Issue 2: Contextualizing School Textbook Revision
Eckhardt Fuchs: Introduction: Contextualizing School Textbook Revision
Georg Stöber and Basabi Khan Banerjee: Textbook Revision and Beyond: New Challenges for Contemporary Textbook Activities
Deepa Nair: Textbook Conflicts in South Asia: Politics of Memory and National Identity
Elie Podeh: Univocality within Multivocality: The Israeli-Arab-Palestinian Conflict as Reflected in Israeli History Textbooks, 2000 - 2010
Henrik Åström Elmersjö and Daniel Lindmark: Nationalism, Peace Education, and History Textbook Revision in Scandinavia, 1886 - 1940
Yangmo Ku: The Politics of Historical Memory in Germany: Brandt's Ostpolitik, the German-Polish History Textbook Commission, and Conservative Reaction
Falk Pingel: Geschichtsdeutung als Macht? Schulbuchforschung zwischen wissenschaftlicher Erkenntnis- und politischer Entscheidungslogik
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Shinichi Arai: History Textbooks in Twentieth Century Japan: A Chronological Overview
Carsten Heinze: Historical Textbook Research: Textbooks in the Context of the "Grammar of Schooling"
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Volume 2 (2010), Issue 1
Petr Knecht and Veronika Najvaroá: How Do Students Rate Textbooks? A Review of Research and Ongoing Challenges for Textbook Research and Textbook Production
Niklas Ammert: To Bridge Time: Historical Consciousness in Swedish History Textbooks
Eleftherios Klerides: Imagining the Textbook: Textbooks as Discourse and Genre
Neveen Eid: The Inner Conflict: How Palestinian Students in Israel React to the Dual Narrative Approach Concerning the Events of 1948
Samira Alayan and Naseema Al-Khalidi: Gender and Agency in History, Civics, and National Education Textbooks of Jordan and Palestine
Ryôta Nishino: Narrative Strategies Regarding Japanese Ethnic Origins and Cultural Identities in Japanese Middle-School History Textbooks
Tomasz Kamusella: School History Atlases as Instruments of Nation-State Making and Maintenance: A Remark on the Invisibility of Ideology in Popular Education
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Maria Stehle: Berlin's Potsdamer Platz as an Interactive Textbook: Space, Perspective, and Critical Research Skills
Maria Repoussi and Nicole Tutiaux-Guillon: New Trends in History Textbook Research: Issues and Methodologies toward a School Historiography
Volume 1 (2009), Issue 2: Myths and Maps of Europe
Chiara Bottici and Benoît Challand:Introduction
Chiara Bottici: Myths of Europe: A Theoretical Approach
Gerdien Jonker: Naming the West: Productions of Europe In and Beyond Textbooks
Benoît Challand: European Identity and External Others in History Textbooks ( 1950 - 2005)
Adrian Brisku: Internalizing Europe: Albanian Perceptions of the Continent in Historical Perspective (1878 - 2008)
Paul Dietschy, David Ranc, and Albrecht Sonntag: Parallel Myths, Popular Maps: The Europe of Soccer
Volume 1 (2009), Issue 1: Teaching and Learning in a Globalizing World
Simone Lässig: Editorial: Textbooks and Beyond: Educational Media in Context(s)
Hanna Schissler: Introduction: Teaching and Learning in a Globalizing World
Thomas Bender: Can National History Be De-Provincialized? U.S. History Textbook Controversies in the 1940s and 1990s
Dmitrii Sidorov: Visualizing the Former Cold War “Other”: Images of Eastern Europe in World Regional Geography Textbooks in the United States
Seth. B. Scott: The Perpetuation of War in U.S. History Textbooks
Elizabeth P. Quintero: In a World of Migration: Rethinking Literacy, Language, and Learning Texts
Mauricio Tenorio Trillo: The Riddle of a Common History: The United States in Mexican Textbook Controversies
Yoshiko Nozaki and Mark Selden: Historical Memory, International Conflict, and Japanese Textbook Controversies in Three Epochs
Deepa Nair: Contending “Historical” Identities in India
Dmitry Shlapentokh: History and Interethnic Conflicts in Putin’s Russia
Charles Ingrao: Weapons of Mass Instruction: Schoolbooks and Democratization in Multiethnic Central Europe
Barbara Christophe: Migration in German Textbooks: Is Multiperspectivity an Adequate Response?
Hanna Schissler: Navigating a Globalizing World: Thoughts on Textbooks, Teaching, and Learning
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