James Lowry is a Lecturer in the Liverpool University Centre for Archive Studies, UK.

"The essays range in depth and detail but all of them address their selected topic with well-referenced research and present the current state of various situations where archives are under dispute [...] This book is a very academic compilation bringing together a range of scholars with a varied range of specialisms across the world touching on Iraq, Africa, Indonesia, South Korea and Russia and their connections and contentions with Europe and America."Alex Fitzgerald, Standard Life Aberdeen plc, Edinburgh, UK

• Introduction: Displaced Archives James Lowry1. Archives Seizures: The Evolution of International LawCharles Kecskeméti2. Making Sovereignty and Affirming Modernity in the Archives of Decolonisation: The Algeria–France 'Dispute' between the Post-Decolonisation French and Algerian Republics, 1962–2015Todd Shepard3. Displaced Archives in the National Archives of the United Kingdom Mandy Banton4. Indonesian National Revolution Records in the National Archives of the Netherlands Michael Karabinos5. Hiding the Colonial Past? A Comparison of European Archival PoliciesVincent Hiribarren6. Revisiting Expatriate Archives Timothy Lovering7. A Proposal for Action on African Archives in Europe Nathan Mnjama and James Lowry8. Displaced Archives in the Wake of Wars Leopold Auer9. Pan-European Displaced Archives in the Russian Federation: Still Prisoners of War on the 70th Anniversary of V-E DayPatricia Kennedy Grimsted10. Iraq and Kuwait: the Siezure and Destruction of Historical PatrimonyBruce Montgomery11. Networking Records in their Diaspora: A Reconceptualisation of 'Displaced Records' in a Postnational World Anne J. Gilliland12. Revisiting the Law and Politics of CompromiseDouglas Cox

James Lowry is a Lecturer in the Liverpool University Centre for Archive Studies, UK.

"The essays range in depth and detail but all of them address their selected topic with well-referenced research and present the current state of various situations where archives are under dispute [...] This book is a very academic compilation bringing together a range of scholars with a varied range of specialisms across the world touching on Iraq, Africa, Indonesia, South Korea and Russia and their connections and contentions with Europe and America."Alex Fitzgerald, Standard Life Aberdeen plc, Edinburgh, UK

• Introduction: Displaced Archives James Lowry1. Archives Seizures: The Evolution of International LawCharles Kecskeméti2. Making Sovereignty and Affirming Modernity in the Archives of Decolonisation: The Algeria–France 'Dispute' between the Post-Decolonisation French and Algerian Republics, 1962–2015Todd Shepard3. Displaced Archives in the National Archives of the United Kingdom Mandy Banton4. Indonesian National Revolution Records in the National Archives of the Netherlands Michael Karabinos5. Hiding the Colonial Past? A Comparison of European Archival PoliciesVincent Hiribarren6. Revisiting Expatriate Archives Timothy Lovering7. A Proposal for Action on African Archives in Europe Nathan Mnjama and James Lowry8. Displaced Archives in the Wake of Wars Leopold Auer9. Pan-European Displaced Archives in the Russian Federation: Still Prisoners of War on the 70th Anniversary of V-E DayPatricia Kennedy Grimsted10. Iraq and Kuwait: the Siezure and Destruction of Historical PatrimonyBruce Montgomery11. Networking Records in their Diaspora: A Reconceptualisation of 'Displaced Records' in a Postnational World Anne J. Gilliland12. Revisiting the Law and Politics of CompromiseDouglas Cox

James Lowry is a Lecturer in the Liverpool University Centre for Archive Studies, UK.

"The essays range in depth and detail but all of them address their selected topic with well-referenced research and present the current state of various situations where archives are under dispute [...] This book is a very academic compilation bringing together a range of scholars with a varied range of specialisms across the world touching on Iraq, Africa, Indonesia, South Korea and Russia and their connections and contentions with Europe and America."Alex Fitzgerald, Standard Life Aberdeen plc, Edinburgh, UK

• Introduction: Displaced Archives James Lowry1. Archives Seizures: The Evolution of International LawCharles Kecskeméti2. Making Sovereignty and Affirming Modernity in the Archives of Decolonisation: The Algeria–France 'Dispute' between the Post-Decolonisation French and Algerian Republics, 1962–2015Todd Shepard3. Displaced Archives in the National Archives of the United Kingdom Mandy Banton4. Indonesian National Revolution Records in the National Archives of the Netherlands Michael Karabinos5. Hiding the Colonial Past? A Comparison of European Archival PoliciesVincent Hiribarren6. Revisiting Expatriate Archives Timothy Lovering7. A Proposal for Action on African Archives in Europe Nathan Mnjama and James Lowry8. Displaced Archives in the Wake of Wars Leopold Auer9. Pan-European Displaced Archives in the Russian Federation: Still Prisoners of War on the 70th Anniversary of V-E DayPatricia Kennedy Grimsted10. Iraq and Kuwait: the Siezure and Destruction of Historical PatrimonyBruce Montgomery11. Networking Records in their Diaspora: A Reconceptualisation of 'Displaced Records' in a Postnational World Anne J. Gilliland12. Revisiting the Law and Politics of CompromiseDouglas Cox