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2009 • The Practice of History Shared across Differences: Needs, Technologies, and Ways of Knowing in the Megaprojects New Media Project

Authors: Parr, Joy; Van Horssen, Jessica; van der Veen, Jon

Venue: Journal of Canadian Studies

Type: Publication

Abstract: In this essay, the three authors each discuss how the theme of sharing authority has emerged in their joint work on the Megaprojects New Media project. In part 1, Joy Parr recounts the discussions, dealings, acts of reciprocity, and public advocacy that have characterized her diverse and challenging encounters with communities affected by megaprojects. In part 2, Jessica Van Horssen discusses the particular case of Val Morton, a displaced rancher whose discontinued participation in the project rendered his considerable contributions to it, part... (read more)

Topics: Public relations Media studies

DOI: 10.3138/jcs.43.1.35

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