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ArgumentFrom June 5 to June 9, 2017, the&#160;4th annual conference&#160;of the&#160;International Federation for Public History&#160;(IFPH-FIHP) together with the first&#160;Italian Association of Public History&#160;(AIPH), which was set up in Rome in June 2016, will be held in the city of Ravenna, renamed for a week the &#8220;public history city&#8221;, because of the number of public history events and the amount of national and international participants who will join the conference.The AIPH is the first&#160;national public history association to be born in Europe and its general assembly&#160;will take place at Palazzo dei Congressi, Largo Firenze, 1, on June 7th at 3 p.m.The AIPH was founded on the initiative of the Italian Giunta Centrale per gli Studi Storici and the International Federation for Public History. The AIPH constituent meeting was held in Rome on June 21, 2016 on the initiative of a promotional committee made of representatives from 18 Italian scientific societies and cultural and professional associations. The AIPH adopted temporary bylaws and a temporary steering committee was designed. AIPH intends to promote the profession of Public historian in Italy like IFPH does for promoting Public History in the world as a global discipline.The 1st IFPH Conference was organized along with the local Master of Public History at the University of Amsterdam in October 2014, the year after &#8220;conference zero&#8221;, held in Ottawa in April 2013, still within the annual conference of the American National Council for North Public History (NCPH), but already with the IFPH logo. The 2nd International Public History Conference was held in Jinan, China, inside the 22nd International Conference of the International Committee of Historical Sciences (ICHS-CISH): the IFPH is an internal commission of the ICHS. In China, the IFPH organized a Round Table on Why Public History? And, at the same time, presented three panels devoted respectively to the Teaching of Public History, Digital Public History and Museums and Public History.Public History has evolved socially in different ways and according to different models around the world. In Brazil for example, the Rede Brasileira de Hist&#243;ria P&#250;blica organized its 3rd Public History Conference in 2015 and will host the 5th IFPH-FIHP Annual Conference in Sao Paulo during the summer of 2018.Colombia hosted the 3rd IFPH Conference in Bogot&#225;, and Colombians have established their own path to Public History stimulated by transitional justice issues dealing with the conflict with the FARC guerrillas; whereas the Chinese are attentive to urban and architectural memories and to their pasts in a rapidly evolving country; the Russians, in 2016, questioned what, in their past, should be remembered and could characterize their present identity. This global public history phenomenon is now structuring the discipline and providing answers to different national needs all over the world, as the contributions from the five continents at the 4th IFPH conference in Ravenna (#IFPH2017) demonstrates.The First Conference of the Italian Public History Association in Ravenna will bring together Public Historians from all regions in the Italian Peninsula who will discuss the reasons for a national route to the discipline. Awareness of the importance of Public History practices in Italy has become widespread only a few years ago. Italy felt the need to enhance a reflection and a dialogue among scholars and practitioners in order to define the scientific status of public historians. The Ravenna conference hopes to favour this process by comparing different experiences and disciplinary approaches and to inquire about the state of the discipline at national and international level.We look forward to a large, diverse, enthusiastic and passionate presence of people in over 95 panels and during the presentation of Italian and international posters on Thursday, June 8 from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm, during Michael Frisch&#8217;s AIPH keynote on The concept of Shared Authority in Public history today (Wednesday 7 June at 6.30 pm) and during Paweł Machcewicz IFPH keynote on The Museum of the Second World War in Poland: Intersections of History, Memory and Politics (Thursday, June 8 at 6.15 pm), as well as in the context of the numerous cultural initiatives that will be held in town throughout the week.Welcome to Ravenna to celebrate Public History!Andrea GiardinaGiunta Centrale per gli StudiStorici - PresidentSerge NoiretIFPH-FIHP - PresidentLuigi TomassiniHead of the Department of CulturalHeritage, University of BolognaProgram[GENERAL SCHEDULE]4th IFPH Annual Conference - 1&#176; Convegno nazionale AIPHRavenna, Italy, 5-9 June 2017MONDAY 5 JUNE | h. 17-18.30 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-24Does History Sell?Roundtable Coordinator Carherine Brice (University of Paris Est - Cr&#233;teil &#8211; UPEC)Aula 2 IFPH- 35&#8220;Echo of History really Beginning&#8221;. The Sea in the HeritageManagement and Public History Practices in Global PerspectiveChair Fei Sheng (Sun Yat Sen University, China)Aula 3 IFPH-14 Public History in MuseumsChair Deborah S. Dubald (European University Institute)Aula 4 AIPH-2 Archeologia pubblicaCoordinatore Guido Vannini (Universit&#224; di Firenze)Aula 5 AIPH-14I luoghi della Public History. La rete &#8220;Paesaggi della Memoria&#8221; e lesue buone praticheCoordinatrice Ilaria Porciani (Universit&#224; di Bologna)MONDAY 5 JUNE | h. 18.30 | Palazzo dei CongressiSaluti Autorit&#224; | Inauguration of the Conference | AperitivoTUESDAY 6 JUNE | h. 8.30-10 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-50 Public History Academic TextbooksChair Joanna Wojdon (University of Wrocław, Poland)Aula 2 AIPH-25 Fotogiornalismo, archivi fotografici e Public HistoryCoordinatore Guido Gambetta (Universit&#224; di Bologna)Aula 3 IFPH-10 Digital Heritage Vs. Digital (Public) HistoryChair Enrica Salvatori (University of Pisa)Aula 4 AIPH-15 Epicentri della storia: come dare voce ai territori e alle comunit&#224;?Coordinatore Pierluigi Feliciati (Universit&#224; di Macerata)Aula 5 AIPH-38 Insegnanti e giornalisti come Public Historian?Coordinatore Luigi Tomassini (Universit&#224; di Bologna)Aula 6 AIPH-20Guerra e Resistenza nella storia d&#8217;Italia. Mostre, uso pubblico dellaStoria, formazione della cittadinanzaCoordinatrice Chiara Martinelli (Insegnante)TUESDAY 6 JUNE | h. 10.15-11.45 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-27 Teaching and Learning Public HistoryChair Marko Demantowsky (University of Basel, Switzerland)Aula 2 IFPH-32 Representations of Power and Contested MemoriesChair Melanie Huchler (Free University of Berlin)Aula 3 IFPH-11 Digital Public History of WW1Chair Frank Drauschke (Facts &#38; Files Berlin)Aula 4 AIPH-1 L&#8217;insegnamento della Public History nelle universit&#224; italianeCoordinatore Lorenzo Bertucelli (Universit&#224; di Modena Reggio)Aula 5 IFPH-40Food, Identity and Historical Memory: Case Studies from France,India, and the United StatesChair Ilaria Porciani (University of Bologna)Aula 6 AIPH-10 Ai margini della Public History. Periferie, storia, comunit&#224;Coordinatrice Marta Gara (Associazione PopHistory)TUESDAY 6 JUNE | h. 12-13.30 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-21 Representing the European Troubled Past: a Comparative PerspectiveChair Claudia Baldoli (Newcastle University, UK)Aula 2 AIPH-46 Archivi e pubblico: esperienze a confrontoCoordinatore Augusto Cherchi (ANAI)Aula 3 IFPH-8 Holocaust MemoryChair Tullia Catalan (University of Trieste)Aula 4 AIPH-27 Serie Tv e Public History. Narrazioni storiche seriali tra Italia e USACoordinatore Giancarlo Poidomani (Universit&#224; di Catania)TUESDAY 6 JUNE | h. 15.30-17 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-37 Setting the Story Straight: Public History for a Challenging PresentChair Liz Sevcenko (Humanities Action Lab, New School, New York)Aula 2 AIPH-6Quali strumenti e metodi per i Public Historian che useranno le fontifilmiche?Coordinatrice Letizia Cortini (Universit&#224; di Roma La Sapienza)Aula 3 IFPH-20 Past and Present Community MemoriesChair Paul Knevel (University of Amsterdam)Aula 4 AIPH-23 Il racconto della Storia. Un passato da leggere, scrivere e insegnareCoordinatore Carlo Greppi (Scrittore)Aula 5 IFPH-19 Oral History and Public History in Community ProjectsChair Tanya Evans (Macquarie University, Sidney, Australia)Aula 6 IFPH-7 Jewish IdentityChair Dario Miccoli (University of Venice)Aula 5 IFPH-5 PH as a Creative Approach to Deal with Contested &#38; Difficult PastsChair Catherine Horel (CISH-ICHS Executive Secretary)Aula 6 AIPH-11 Reenactment, archeologia pubblica e patrimonioCoordinatore Andrea Ferretti (Crono organizzazione eventi)TUESDAY 6 JUNE | h. 17.15-18.45 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-26Teaching Public History: an International Working Group &#8211; 4 TopicsRoundtable Coordinator Thomas Cauvin (University of Louisianaat Lafayette)Aula 2 IFPH-12 Digital History and Digital Public History in SpainChair Matilde Eiroa San Francisco (Universidad Carlos III, Madrid)Aula 3 IFPH-46Reenactment and Heritage: Examples of Promotion and Collaborationbetween Governmental Agencies, Businesses and AssociationsChair Silvia Pellegrini (Musei Civici di Modena, Italy)Aula 4 AIPH-28 Il museo storico tra anniversari e Public HistoryCoordinatore Paolo Riccardo Oliva (Universit&#224; Ca&#8217; Foscari, Venezia)Aula 5 AIPH-321848 &#8211; 1870: protagoniste della modernit&#224;Coordinatrice Maria Antonella Fusco (Istituto Centrale per laGrafica &#8211; MiBACT)Aula 6 AIPH-24 Gli archivi e la Public History: un incontro possibile?Coordinatrice Francesca Capetta (ANAI Toscana)TUESDAY 6 JUNE | h. 20-22 | Palazzo dei CongressiGiuseppe Giannotti (Vicedirettore RaiStoria, Rai Cultura) La Storia alla RAI e in TV,Documentario e dibattitoWEDNESDAY 7 JUNE | h. 8.30-10 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-30History and the Political Present: the Dilemmas and Opportunitiesfor Historians in PolicymakingChair Alix Green (University of Essex, UK)Aula 2 AIPH-12 Archeostorie di tutti noiCoordinatrice Flavia Frisone (Universit&#224; del Salento)Aula 3 AIPH-4 La storia in giocoCoordinatrice Chiara Asti (Associazione PopHistory)Aula 4 IFPH-9Visual Storytelling: Cinema, Murals and Graphic NovelChair Andreas Fickers (Director Luxembourg Centre forContemporary and Digital History, University of Luxembourg)Aula 5 IFPH-49Circulation of Photographic Albums and Corpuses in New Contextsof Public Space and Museum ExhibitionsChair Ewa Stańczyk (University of Amsterdam)Aula 6 AIPH-29 Medioevo in ToscanaCoordinatrice Maria Elena Cortese (UniNettuno)WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE | h. 10.15-11.45 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-16 Should History Museums Foster Identities?Chair Serge Noiret (European University Institute, Florence, Italy)Aula 2 AIPH-42 Archeologia di comunit&#224;Coordinatore Marco Milanese (Universit&#224; di Sassari)Aula 3 IFPH-15War /Peace Heritage as a Privilege Place for PH?Chair Catalina Munoz (Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota,Colombia)Aula 4 AIPH-31 Narrare la nazioneCoordinatrice Teresa Bertilotti (Universit&#224; di Milano Bicocca)Aula 5 AIPH-39 Documentari e multimedialit&#224;: autori e consulenti di storiaCoordinatrice Chiara Ottaviano (Cliomedia Officina)Aula 6 AIPH-16 La Grande Guerra in Terra d&#8217;OtrantoCoordinatrice Giuliana Iurlano (Universit&#224; del Salento)WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE | h. 12-13.30 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-38Public History is not a &#8220;Turn-Key&#8221; Movement: Considerations whenPracticing Public History across CulturesChair Philip V. Scarpino (Indiana University/Purdue University,Indianapolis)Aula 2 IFPH-18 Videogames and Public HistoryChair Marcello Ravveduto (Universit&#224; di Salerno)Aula 3 IFPH-44Presenting &#8220;Difficult&#8221; History &#8211; Jewish Heritage in East- CentralEuropeChair Gerben Zaagsma (University of G&#246;ttingen)Aula 4 AIPH-13Comunicazione istituzionale, immaginari e racconti pubblici nelletrasformazioni del tempo presenteCoordinatore Maurizio Ridolfi (Universit&#224; della Tuscia)Aula 5 IFPH-2 Public History in Parks, Landscapes and BattlefieldsChair Mark Tebeau (Arizona State)Aula 6 AIPH-18 Il racconto del Novecento tra graphic novel e albi illustratiCoordinatore Roberto Bianchi (Universit&#224; di Firenze)WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE | h. 14-19TourismWEDNESDAY 7 JUNE | h. 15-18 | Palazzo dei CongressiAssemblea AIPHWEDNESDAY 7 JUNE | h. 18.30-19.30 | Palazzo dei CongressiAIPH KeynoteMichael Frisch, Il concetto di Shared Authority nella Public History oggiTHURSDAY 8 JUNE | h. 8.30-10 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-41 On the Use and Abuse of (Public) History for LifeChair Milo&#353; Řezn&#237;k (Deutsches Historisches Institut Warschau)Aula 3 IFPH-1 XXth Century World Wars through Public HistoryChair Chantal Kesteloot (CEGESOMA, Brussels)Aula 4 AIPH-22 Storia orale negli archivi multimediali e nei prodotti audiovisiviCoordinatrice Elisabetta Novello (Universit&#224; di Padova)Aula 5 IFPH-29The Roles of Public Historians in the Maintenance of Civil Society:Case Studies in Authority and Method from Colombia, the UnitedStates, and the United KingdomChair Tammy Gordon (North Carolina State University)THURSDAY 8 JUNE | h. 10.15-11.45 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-6CommemorationsChair Indira Chowdhury (Centre for Public History, SrishtiInstitute of Art, Design and Technology, Bangalore, India)Aula 2 AIPH-36 Ricostruzione e Living HistoryCoordinatore Marxiano Melotti (Universit&#224; di Milano Bicocca)Aula 3 IFPH-43 Between Theory and Practice: Teaching Public History in EuropeChair Andreas Etges (University of Munich)Aula 4 AIPH-3Narrare il fascismo. Il progetto del nuovo museo di PredappioCoordinatore Marcello Flores (Istituto Nazionale per la Storiadel Movimento di Liberazione)Aula 5 AIPH-44 Crowdsourcing, produzioni e progetti comunitariCoordinatrice Enrica Salvatori (Universit&#224; di Pisa)THURSDAY 8 JUNE | h. 12-13.30 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-17Forms of PH in Russia TodayChair Irina Savelieva (National Research University Higher Schoolof Economics, Moscow)Aula 2 IFPH-36 Public History Approach for Migration: Methods, Tools and StrategiesChair Constantin Eckner (University of St Andrews, Scotland)Aula 3 AIPH-48 Il patrimonio fotografico tra conservazione e fruizioneCoordinatrice Tiziana Serena (Universit&#224; di Firenze)Aula 4 IFPH-39 Cold War within the City: Describing the Difficult Past of BerlinChair Andreas Etges (University of Munich)Aula 5 IFPH-23Defining New Areas of Action for Public History in ItalyChair Paolo Bertella Farnetti (Master in Public History, Universit&#224;di Modena e Reggio Emilia)THURSDAY 8 JUNE | h. 13-14 | Palazzo dei CongressiMeeting German Group of Public Historians: Angewandte GeschichteTHURSDAY 8 JUNE | h. 14.30-16.30 | Palazzo dei CongressiAIPH &#38; IFPH Poster SessionsTHURSDAY 8 JUNE | h. 16.45-18 | Palazzo dei CongressiIFPH Annual Assembly Open to the PublicTHURSDAY 8 JUNE | h. 18.15-19.15 | Palazzo dei CongressiIFPH KeynotePaweł Machcewicz (Museum of the Second World War) Museum of the SecondWorld War in Poland: Intersections of History, Memory and PoliticsFRIDAY 9 JUNE | h. 8.30-10 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-28Public History and Divided Memories. Stories from Italy in the 20thCenturyChair John Foot (University of Bristol, UK)Aula 2 IFPH-25 Studying Public HistoryChair Bruno De Wever (University of Ghent)Aula 4 AIPH-43 Musei di storia, temi e promotoriCoordinatore Daniele Jalla (ICOM Italia)Aula 5 IFPH-42 Public History and Digital ArchivesChair Paolo Vignolo (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)FRIDAY 9 JUNE | h. 10.15-11.45 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-47Contemporary Debates about German Historical Memory:Museums, Monuments and Anniversary CommemorationsChair Andreas Etges (University of Munich)Aula 2 AIPH-35 Guerre e memorie di guerreCoordinatore Francesco Catastini (Rivista &#8220;Ricerche Storiche&#8221;)Aula 3 IFPH-45 History, Memory and Acts of Public CommemorationChair Michael Frisch (University of Buffalo, USA)Aula 4 AIPH-7 Quali oggetti per la storia applicata?Coordinatore Angelo Torre (Universit&#224; del Piemonte Orientale)Aula 5 AIPH-30 Riempire i vuoti. Ricostruzione di memorie post-sismaCoordinatrice Silvia Mantini (Universit&#224; dell&#8217;Aquila)FRIDAY 9 JUNE | h. 12-13.30 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei IFPH-31How Can We Bring Different Theoretical Traditions and ResearchFields Relating to the Past in more Fruitful Dialogue with EachOther?Chair Paula Hamilton (University of Technology, Sydney)Aula 3 IFPH-22Mexican Transnational and Internal Migration: Memory, PhysicalSpaces and their Role in the Transformation of Individual andCollective IdentityChair Mar&#237;a A. Beltr&#225;n-Vocal (DePaul University, Chicago)Aula 4 IFPH-4 Difficult Heritage of Political ViolenceChair Marcello Flores (University of Siena)Aula 5 IFPH-34 Engaging the Public through Interactive HistoryChair Jon Hunner (New Mexico State University)FRIDAY 9 JUNE | h. 14.30-16 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei AIPH-19La storia come fattore di riferimento nella ricerca e nellaprogettazione di nuovi prodotti di turismo culturaleCoordinatrice Patrizia Battilani (Universit&#224; di Bologna)Aula 2 AIPH-45Biblioteche e Public History: dal patrimonio al progettoCoordinatrice Chiara De Vecchis (AIB - Associazione ItalianaBiblioteche)Aula 3 AIPH-47 Migrazioni e comunit&#224; localiCoordinatrice Maddalena Tirabassi (Centro AltreItalia)Aula 4 AIPH-8Senza chiamarla Public History&#8230; Il lavoro degli Istituti Storicidella Resistenza nel 70&#176; della liberazioneCoordinatore Claudio Silingardi (Istituto Nazionale per la Storiadel Movimento di Liberazione)Aula 5 AIPH-26&#171;Mezzogiorno liberato&#187;. Per una nuova narrazione del Sud traturismo e impreseCoordinatore Giuseppe Barone (Universit&#224; di Catania)FRIDAY 9 JUNE | h. 16.15-17.45 | Palazzo CorradiniAulaTumidei AIPH-41 Turismo culturaleCoordinatore Stefano Pivato (Universit&#224; di Urbino)Aula 2 AIPH-5 Ricercare, raccontare, divulgare, mostrare: Sardegna e dintorniCoordinatrice Cecilia Novelli (Universit&#224; di Cagliari)Aula 3 AIPH-17 Dalle carte al multimedia: archivi storici della CGIL Coordinatore Pietro Causarano (Universit&#224; di Firenze)Aula 5 AIPH-34 Archeologia leggera e identit&#224; territorialiCoordinatore Michele Nucciotti (Universit&#224; di Firenze)