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• 2012Destroy? ‘Migrate’? Conceal? British Strategies for the Disposal of Sensitive Records of Colonial Administrations at Independence56 cited
• 2011Archivists and Changing Social and Information Spaces: A Continuum Approach to Recordkeeping and Archiving in Online Cultures38 cited
• 2012Archives and Societal Provenance18 cited
• 2018In the shadows of the continuum: testing the records continuum model through the Foreign and Commonwealth Office ‘Migrated Archives’16 cited
• 2012Archives and societal provenance : Australian essays14 cited
• 2019The flexibility of the records continuum model: a response to Michael Karabinos’ “in the shadow of the continuum”11 cited
• 2005Beyond perceived boundaries: imagining the potential of pluralised recordkeeping. [An earlier version of this article was presented at the Archives and Collective Memory: Challenges and Issues in a Pluralised Archival Role seminar (2004: Melbourne).]8 cited
• 2015The shadow continuum : testing the records continuum model through the Djogdja Documenten and the migrated archives6 cited

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