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The repatriation of Iraqi Ba‘th Party archives: Ethical and practical considerations
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  • 2012Training in the Archives: Archival Research as Professional Development35 cited
  • 2011"Thank You Very Much, Now Give Them Back": Cultural Property and the Fight over the Iraqi Baath Party Records24 cited
  • 2013Rethinking Inalienability: Trusting Nongovernmental Archives in Transitional Societies19 cited
  • 2011Immortality in the Secret Police Files: The Iraq Memory Foundation and the Baath Party Archive16 cited
  • 2019The archive as an artefact of conflict: the North Iraq Dataset7 cited
  • 2021Leveraging Secrets: Displaced Archives, Information Asymmetries, and Ba‘thist Chronophagy in Iraq3 cited
  • 2020The North Iraq Dataset (NIDS) files: Northern Iraq under Baʿthist rule, 1968–9112 cited

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