Vol 5 No 5 (2024): Industrial Archaeology: still a frontier discipline? | History Factory

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.6093/2724-3192/5

Published: 2024-12-04

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Articles

For Aldo Castellano

Luca Mocarelli

7
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Editorial

Aldo Castellano, Luca Mocarelli

8-11
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Fifty years of Industrial Archaeology in Italy: is it still a frontier discipline?

Aldo Castellano, Luca Mocarelli

12-23
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Industrial Archaeology and deindustrialization

Luigi Vergallo

24-31
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A documentary ten years on. Il Polline e la ruggine: memory, work and the deindustrialization of Sesto San Giovanni

Roberta Garruccio

32-35
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We used to call it IA (Industrial Archeology)

Antonello Negri

36-41
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From Industrial Archaeology to Swiss industrial culture: memory, heritage and territorial marketing

Luigi Lorenzetti

42-51
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The Ruhr Industrial Cultural Landscape. History, new use and significance

Marita Pfeiffer, Norbert Tempel

52-69
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Industrial archaeology: what future does it have in France?

Florence Hachez-Leroy

70-85
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Work areas

Chronicling the Greek textiles industry in the first half of the twentieth century: two case studies

Johannis Tsoumas, Emmanuela Sfyroera

86-99
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News from Athens. A review of European historical studies emerged from EAHN 2024

Chiara Ingrosso

100-101
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Library

The death of a brewery. The story of the Fix brewery in Athens

Marco Pretelli, Francesca Castanò

102-103
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