| Author |
Paper |
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Conference Programme |
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Report |
| Anne M. Platoff |
Little Leninists: flags, symbols, and the political socialisation of Soviet children |
| Tiago José Berg |
Vexillology with high school students |
| Edward B. Kaye |
American city flag redesign: A welcome change |
| Kevin Harrington |
Flags and the anniversaries of 2017: Myths, mistakes, misconceptions |
| Christopher Maddish |
Colour coding and new vexillological avenues for flag design |
| Pierre-Jean Guionin |
Album des pavillons nationaux et marques distinctives: From lithograph on paper to paperless digital |
| Victor Lomantsov |
Flags of trade union sport societies in the USSR |
| Sekhar Chakrabarti |
Variant of a political party’s flag doubling as the national flag: confusions and controversies |
| John Cartledge |
Red for danger |
| Ralph Bartlett |
Flags by King for country |
| Rachel Phelan |
What’s up with the big green flag? The conservation of the flag of the Irish Republic |
| Roberto Breschi |
A vexillological treasure in Florence: A story in three acts |
| Manuela Schmöger |
Kommunalflaggen.eu: A wiki about municipal flags |
| Scot Guenter |
Historical shifts and emergent paradigms: Tradition, ideology, sources of power and influence in flag studies |
| Alan Hardy |
Yellow everyone: The standard colour set, a common ratio, contrast and individualities |
| Cédric de Fougerolle |
Ex-libris and vexillology |
| Ralph Kelly |
A flag for the Empire |
| Ladislav Hnát |
Party flags, colours and logos in the 8th European Parliament |
| Thai Vexillological Society |
History of the Thai flag |
| Barbara Tomlinson |
Using and extending the flag collection at Royal Museums Greenwich |
| Marcel van Westerhoven |
Polder board flags: Requiem for a dream |
| Bruce Berry |
The beloved green and white: (White) Rhodesia’s search for a unique symbol of identity |
| Stoyan Antonov |
Flags of Bulgarian municipalities |
| Hervé Calvarin |
Doubts and certainties in vexillology |
| Jos Poels |
Where the Gambia River gives life: A tribute to Gambia’s flag designer Louis Lucien Thomasi |
| David Chkheidze |
The flags of contemporary Georgia |
| Aleš Brožek |
The survey of flags used by rowing clubs in the Czech Republic |
| Avelino Couceiro Rodriguez |
Cuba y Puerto Rico: Dos banderas … de un pájaro las dos alas [Cuba and Puerto Rico: Two flags… the two wings of a bird ] |
| Patrice de La Condamine |
Women and flags |
| Uroš Žižmund |
Two flags, two proposals: A new system of national and rank flags of Slovenia |
| Stan Zamyatin |
County flags of Ireland |
| Željko Heimer |
Historical origins of contemporary Croatian municipal flags |
| Tony Burton |
Budgie smuggling: Flag mayhem in Malaysia |
| Alain Raullet |
The third way of raising flags in Brittany |
| Roman Klimeš |
The Czech Olympic Committee and its symbols in 1912 |
| Carlos Alberto Morales Ramirez |
Zoogeographic vexillology of North America: Exploring endemism in subnational flags |
| Nicolas Hugot |
A journey through constitutional vexillology: A survey of the constitutions of member states of the United Nations |
| Xinfeng Zhao |
The flags of Genghis Khan |
| Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg |
Five rings to bring them all: A presentation of the Olympic flags |
| Attila István Szekeres |
The evolution of the Szekler flag in the last four centuries |
| Rob Raeside |
The development of the subnational flags of Canada |
| Aleksander Hribovšek |
The new Association flag and the flags of the officers (Heraldry Society of Slovenia) |
| Theun Okkerse |
The obverse-reverse paradox: Reading flags differs fundamentally from reading text |
27th International Congress of Vexillology — London, England, 2017
Organized by The Flag Institute, on 7–11 August 2017.
The proceedings were published as Proceedings of the 27th International Congress of Vexillology, online at https://www.flaginstitute.org/wp/meet/international-congresses/icv27-london/