[Commlist] new issue "Research, Debates and Projects 2.0" published

The new issue "Research, Debates and Projects 2.0" of the peer-reviewed 
open-Access journal Research in Film and History is now available online.
Research in Film and History offers an international platform for 
cutting-edge debate, new approaches, and interdisciplinary perspectives 
on the intersection between film and history. The journal seeks 
submissions that explore thematic or methodological connections between 
the two disciplines through a theoretical, practical, or historical 
lens. All submissions undergo a double-blind peer-review process. No 
APCs are charged.
Research in Film and History was developed and funded as part of the 
research project “Audiovisual Histospheres” (Rasmus Greiner, University 
of Bremen), which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education 
and Research initiative “Small Subjects – Big Potential". It received 
additional funding from the University’s Central Research Development 
Fund (CRDF) as part of the pioneer project „Audio History of Film“, and 
is currently funded by the Centre for Media, Communication and 
Information Research (ZeMKI), University of Bremen.
Table of Contents
Editorial
    / Greiner, Rasmus
https://film-history.org/issues/issue-2-research-debates-and-projects-20
Liberated on Film: Images and Narratives of Camp Liberation in 
Historical Footage and Feature Films
    / Weckel, Ulrike
https://film-history.org/issues/text/liberated-film-images-and-narrative... 
<https://film-history.org/issues/text/liberated-film-images-and-narratives-camp-liberation-historical-footage-and-feature>
Mexican Public Health History through Film: The Riches of a Film 
Archive, 1945–1970
    / Gudiño, María Rosa
https://film-history.org/issues/text/mexican-public-health-history-throu... 
<https://film-history.org/issues/text/mexican-public-health-history-through-film-riches-film-archive-1945-1970>
Reel Life: Memory and Gender in Soviet Estonian Home Movies and Amateur 
Films. A Case Study of the Estonian TV Series 8 MM LIFE (2014–2015)
    / Jõhvik, Liis
https://film-history.org/issues/text/reel-life-memory-and-gender-soviet-... 
<https://film-history.org/issues/text/reel-life-memory-and-gender-soviet-estonian-home-movies-and-amateur-films-case-study>
Film as Instrument of Social Enquiry: The British Documentary Film 
Movement of the 1930s
    / Rüffert, Christine
https://film-history.org/issues/text/film-instrument-social-enquiry-brit... 
<https://film-history.org/issues/text/film-instrument-social-enquiry-british-documentary-film-movement-1930s>
Visibility and Torture: On the Appropriation of Secret Service CCTV in 
YOU DON’T LIKE THE TRUTH
    / Köthe, Sebastian
https://film-history.org/issues/text/visibility-and-torture-appropriatio... 
<https://film-history.org/issues/text/visibility-and-torture-appropriation-secret-service-cctv-you-dont-truth>
Trapped in Amber: The New Materialities of Memory
    / Elsaesser, Thomas
https://film-history.org/issues/text/trapped-amber-new-materialities-memory
Be Part of History: Documentary Film and Mass Participation in the Age 
of YouTube
    / Petraitis, Marian
https://film-history.org/issues/text/be-part-history-documentary-film-an... 
<https://film-history.org/issues/text/be-part-history-documentary-film-and-mass-participation-age-youtube>
Previous issues are available here: https://film-history.org/texts



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