"The Archive Effect" (book)

"The Archive Effect" explores how archives—collections of documents, records, and digital data—shape our understanding of history and culture. It examines the ways archives influence identity, memory, and power by determining what information is preserved and accessible. The book analyzes the impact of both physical and digital archives on shaping narratives and knowledge. It encourages readers to consider who controls these repositories and how their choices affect collective history, emphasizing the importance of transparency, inclusivity, and critical engagement with archived materials in our information-driven society.