Archives and Political Processes: A Case Study on the History of the H-3 Freeway"Whether you want to research a Hawaiʻi political issue or get involved in advocating for or against a proposed project, it is important to understand these processes and how they interconnect to affect a project’s development and outcome. This website, created by librarians, archivists, and students at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, uses the John A. Burns Freeway (also known as the H-3 Freeway) as a case study to explore these processes and to connect the public with documentation of these processes" (from Introduction).
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