Issue 9.1 Heritage of War

Change Over Time is pleased to announce 9.1 A Heritage of War, Conflict, and Commemoration. Our contributors interrogate the types and nature of heritage produced out of war and conflict, the forms of its commemoration, and the challenges associated with its conservation. The digital version of this issue and all back issues are available through Project Muse, Web of Science, and EBSCO.

In this issue:

• A Heritage of War, Conflict, and Commemoration William Chapman, Guest Editor
• Architecture and Collective Remembrance at the Tunnel D-B Memorial Site in Sarajevo Sabina Tanović
• Reorienting Pearl Harbor Memories: From Antagonists to Allies, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s Reorientation of the USS Arizona Memorial Yujin Yaguchi
• Bombed Churches, War Memorials, and the Changing English Urban Landscape Peter J. Larkham
• Oradour Sur Glane: French Identity Memorialized Mark Helbling
• Sites of Refuge in a Historically Layered Landscape: Camps in Central Greece Kostis Kourelis