Memory Studies Portal

Jeffrey Blustein.  2012.  Human Rights and the Internationalization of Memory. Journal of Social Philosophy. 43(1):19-32.

Anna Christie K. Villarba-Torres.  2012.  Hybridity, memory and counter-memory: the short fiction of Sinai C. Hamada. Social Semiotics. 22(2):187-200.

Amir Eshel.  2012.  "I Said unto You When You Were in Your Blood, Live": Yoram Kaniuk's Tasha"h. Jewish Social Studies. 18(3):70-84.

Christopher R. Hughes.  2012.  ICTs and Remembering the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade in Britain: An Occasion for Celebration or Remorse? Journal of Historical Sociology. 25(2):223–243.

Kenneth Bilby.  2012.  Image and Imagination: Re-Visioning the Maroons in the Morant Bay Rebellion. History and Memory. 24(2):41-72,196.

Tanja Bueltmann.  2012.  ‘The Image of Scotland which We Cherish in Our Hearts’: Burns Anniversary Celebrations in Colonial Otago. Immigrants & Minorities. 30(1):78-97.

Alberto Javier Mayorga Rojel, Luis Nitrihual Valdebenito, Juan Manuel Fierro Bustos.  2012.  Imaginario social, memoria colectiva y construcción de territorios en torno a los 30 años del golpe militar en Chile. (Spanish). Social Imaginary, Collective Memory, and Construction of Territories after 30 Years of the Military Takeover in Chile. (English). 10(20):19-35.

Catriona H. Jardine Brown.  2012.  In living memory: Mapping the landscape of Greenham and Crookham Commons. Memory Studies. 5(4):425-444.

Christopher Norment.  2012.  In the Memory of the Map: A Cartographic Memoir.

Thomas J. Anastasio.  2012.  Individual and collective memory consolidation: analogous processes on different levels.

Alice Mah.  2012.  Industrial ruination, community, and place: landscapes and legacies of urban decline.

Lenia Marques, Maria Sofia Pimentel Biscaia, Gloria Bastos.  2012.  Intercultural Crossings Conflict, Memory and Identity..

Olivier Luminet, Laurent Licata, Olivier Klein, Valérie Rosoux, Susann Heenen-Wolff, Laurence van Ypersele, Charles B Stone.  2012.  The Interplay Between Collective Memory and the Erosion of Nation States – the Paradigmatic Case of Belgium: Introduction to the Special Issue. Memory Studies. 5(1):3-15.

Johanna Ray Vollhardt.  2012.  Interpreting Rights and Duties After Mass Violence. Culture & Psychology. 18(1):133-145.

Lü Pan.  2012.  The Invisible Turn to the Future: Commemorative Culture in Contemporary Shanghai. Culture Unbound: Journal of Current Cultural Research. 4(3):121-146.

Aline Sierp, U. Engel, M. Middell, S. Troebst.  2012.  Italy's struggle with history and the europeanisation of national memory. Erinnerungskulturen in transnationaler Perspektive.

[Anonymous].  2012.  Italy's struggle with history and the europeanisation of national memory.

Lucas M. Bietti.  2012.  Joint remembering: Cognition, communication and interaction in processes of memory-making. Memory Studies. 5(2):182-205.

Leora Bilsky.  2012.  The Judge and the Historian: Transnational Holocaust Litigation as a New Model. History and Memory. 24(2):117-156,196.

Renée Hulan.  2012.  A Just Allotment of Memory: Witnessing First Nations Testimony in Isabelle Knockwood’s Out of the Depths. Journal of Canadian Studies/Revue d'études canadiennes. 46(1):53-74.

Anwei Skinsnes Law.  2012.  Kalaupapa: a collective memory.

John Dias, Malcolm Eardley, Elizabeth Harkness, Louise Townson, Chloe Brownlee-Chapman, Rohhss Chapman.  2012.  Keeping wartime memory alive: an oral history project about the wartime memories of people with learning difficulties in Cumbria. Disability & Society. 27(1):31-49.

Per Anders Rudling.  2012.  The Khatyn Massacre in Belorussia: A Historical Controversy Revisited. Holocaust & Genocide Studies. 26(1):29-58.

Nicholas White.  2012.  The Killer Angels, Popular Memory, and the Battle of Gettysburg Sesquicentennial. Journal of Popular Culture. 45(5):1090-1108.

Trevor Stack.  2012.  Knowing history in Mexico: an ethnography of citizenship.