11 (2023) 6: Historical Culture and Popular Culture – ed. by Cord Arendes, Stefanie Samida
11 (2023) 5: The British Isles: Simple Geography or Complex Histories? – ed. by C. Ní Cassaithe, A. Chapman
11 (2023) 4: Public History and Tourism – A Success Story? – ed. by Peter Gautschi, Jan Hodel
11 (2023) 3: Gaming as Public History – ed. by Deborah Paci and Enrica Salvatori
11 (2023) 2: The Challenges of Interculturality in the Americas – ed. by Olaya Sanfluentes, Catalina Muñoz
11 (2023) 1: Public and Applied History in the Classroom – ed. by Heather Sharp and Tanya Evans
10 (2022) 8: Public History in Brazil – ed. by
10 (2022) 7: The New Old Culture Wars – ed. by Alan Christy and Jasmine Alinder
10 (2022) 6: Aesthetics and/as Public History: Entanglements – ed. by Cord Arendes, Stefanie Samida
10 (2022) 5: History and Justice: Dialogues from the Eastern Mediterranean – ed. by M. Georgiou, B. Akar
10 (2022) 4: The Dark Side of the Moon. Cultural Oblivion – ed. by M. Demantowsky, Th. Hellmuth
10 (2022) 3: History at the Original Site – ed. by Peter Gautschi and Moritz Hoffmann
10 (2022) 2: Sounding the Silences: History, Revision, Inclusion – ed. by C. Ní Cassaithe, A. Chapman
10 (2022) 1: Collaborative History Writings – ed. by Enrica Salvatori and Deborah Paci
9 (2021) 10: Russian Historians and Public History – ed. by Andrei Volodin, Irina M. Savelieva
9 (2021) 9: “Decolonizing Public History?” – ed. by Thomas Hellmuth
9 (2021) 8: History, Memory, and Violent Pasts in Latin America – ed. by Catalina Muñoz Rojas
9 (2021) 7: Public History in Australia – ed. by Tanya Evans and Heather Sharp
9 (2021) 6: Transnational Public History – ed. by Jasmine Alinder and Alan Christy
9 (2021) 5: The Power of Images: 1989 – ed. by Krzysztof Ruchniewicz
9 (2021) 4: Agencies of Public History: School Teachers – ed. by Maria K. Georgiou and Bassel Akar
9 (2021) 3: Landscape and Identity – ed. by Marko Demantowsky
9 (2021) 2: History Textbooks in the 21st century – ed. by Peter Gautschi, Christian Bunnenberg
9 (2021) 1: History Education in a Climate of Crisis – ed. by Catriona Ní Cassaithe and Arthur Chapman
8 (2020) 7: Beyond Fear – Modern Exam Formats in History – ed. by Thomas Hellmuth
8 (2020) 6: Public History in, from and about the Arab world – ed. by Bassel Akar, Marko Demantowsky
8 (2020) 5: The End of World War II – ed. by Krzysztof Ruchniewicz
8 (2020) 4: Digital Public History – ed. by Peter Gautschi, Christian Bunnenberg
8 (2020) 3: History and Gender – ed. by Thomas Hellmuth
8 (2020) 2: About Today’s Collective Identity Politics – ed. by Marko Demantowsky
8 (2020) 1: Do we need a Code of Ethics for Public History? – ed. by Krzysztof Ruchniewcz
7 (2019) 30: Sound History – ed. by Christian Bunnenberg and Peter Gautschi
7 (2019) 29: Subject Orientation – ed. by Thomas Hellmuth
7 (2019) 28: Public History in, from and about Russia – ed. by Marko Demantowsky