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Author Katherine Chen.  2016.  does making one’s scholarly mark mean transplanting the shoulders of giants elsewhere?
Author Katherine Chen.  2016.  does making one’s scholarly mark mean transplanting the shoulders of giants elsewhere?
B. Hagedoorn, Sonja de Leeuw, Eggo Mueller, Eggo University Utrecht.  2016.  Doing History, Creating Memory : Representing the Past in Documentary and Archive-Based Television Programmes within a Multi-Platform Landscape.
B. Hagedoorn, Sonja de Leeuw, Eggo Mueller, Eggo University Utrecht.  2016.  Doing History, Creating Memory : Representing the Past in Documentary and Archive-Based Television Programmes within a Multi-Platform Landscape.
Helle Strandgaard Jensen.  2016.  Doing media history in a digital age: change and continuity in historiographical practices. Media, Culture & Society. 38(1):119-128.
Vic Blake, Jeff Hearn, Randy Barber, David Jackson, Richard Johnson, Zbyszek Luczynski.  2016.  Doing memory work with older men: the practicalities, the process, the potential. Working with Older People: Community Care Policy & Practice. 20(4):209-213.
Sarah1 Baker.  2016.  Do-it-yourself institutions of popular music heritage: the preservation of music’s material past in community archives, museums and halls of fame. Archives & Records. 37(2):170-187.
Sarah Baker.  2016.  Do-it-yourself institutions of popular music heritage: the preservation of music’s material past in community archives, museums and halls of fame. Archives & Records. 37(2):170-187.
Michael S. Roth.  2016.  Don’t Speak, Memory. Wall Street Journal - Online Edition. :1.
Michael Williams.  2016.  Don't forget justice. World Today. :44-45.
S. Obradovíc.  2016.  Don't forget to remember: Collective memory of the yugoslav wars in present-day serbia. Peace and Conflict. 22(1):12-18.
Ricardo Guzmán, Aída Gándara.  2016.  THE DOS BOCAS OIL WELL: SCIENCE, IDEOLOGY, MEMORY AND DISCOURSE. Universum (Talca). 31(2):75-97.
Sarah Patricia Hill, Martina Caruso, Alessandra Antola Swan.  2016.  Double exposures: the photographic afterlives of Pasolini and Moro. Modern Italy. 21(4):409-425.
Lyndsey Kelly.  2016.  The Downfall of the Responsibility to Protect: How the Libyan and Syrian Crises Secured the Fate of the Once-Emerging Norm. Syracuse Journal of International Law & Commerce. 43(2):381-409.
Aline Sierp.  2016.  Drawing Lessons from the Past. East European Politics & Societies. 30(1):3-9.
Aline Sierp.  2016.  Drawing Lessons from the Past: Mapping Change in Central and South-Eastern Europe. East European Politics and Societies. 30(1):3–9.
Aline Sierp.  2016.  Drawing lessons from the past: mapping change in central and south-eastern Europe. East European Politics and Societies. (1):3.
David Kahn.  2016.  The dream as a product of an emergent process. Emergence: Complexity & Organization. 18(1):1-5.
[Anonymous].  2016.  Dying in Hebrew. Michigan Quarterly Review. (4):591.
[Anonymous].  2016.  Dynamic mapping of all-to-all collective operations into hierarchical computer clusters. 2016 13th International Scientific-Technical Conference on Actual Problems of Electronics Instrument Engineering (APEIE), Actual Problems of Electronics Instrument Engineering (APEIE), 2016 13th International Scientific-Technical Conference on. :475.
W.( 1) Mei, F.( 1) Bullo, N.e.( 2) Friedkin, K.( 3) Lewis.  2016.  Dynamic models of appraisal networks explaining collective learning. :3554-3559.
[Anonymous].  2016.  Dynamic models of appraisal networks explaining collective learning. 2016 IEEE 55th Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), Decision and Control (CDC), 2016 IEEE 55th Conference on. :3554.
Sara Jones.  2016.  Dynamics of Memory and Identity in Contemporary Europe. European Legacy. 21(1):102-103.
R. Villalón, G. Phillips-Amos.  2016.  A Dystopian Climate for Transitional Justice. Latin American Perspectives. 43(5):99-111.
D. Callahan.  2016.  East Timor’s first film: Beatriz’s War, history and remediation. Studies in Australasian Cinema. 10(3):293-305.