Memory Studies Portal

Cheryl Avery, Mona Holmlund.  2010.  Better off forgetting?: essays on archives, public policy, and collective memory

Max Mojapelo.  2010.  Beyond Memory: Recording the History, Moments and Memories of South African Music.

Matti Hyvärinen.  2010.  Beyond Narrative Coherence. Chapter 1, 3, and 10. :205.

Christine Anton, Frank Pilipp.  2010.  Beyond Political Correctness Remapping German Sensibilities in the 21st Century..

Megan McLaughlin.  2010.  The Bishop in the Bedroom: Witnessing Episcopal Sexuality in an Age of Reform. Journal of the History of Sexuality. 19(1):17-34.

A. Aneesh.  2010.  Bloody Language: Clashes and Constructions of Linguistic Nationalism in India1. Sociological Forum. 25(1):86–109.

Claire Eldridge.  2010.  Blurring the Boundaries Between Perpetrators and Victims: Pied-Noir Memories and the Harki Community. Memory Studies. 3(2):123-136.

Alvin Cheng-Hin Lim.  2010.  Breakfast with the Dictator: Memory, Atrocity, and Affect. Theory & Event. 13(4)

Stephanie May de Montigny.  2010.  Building and Rebuilding Community: Discourse, Public Memory, and the Grand Opera House of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Buildings & Landscapes: Journal of the Vernacular Architecture Forum. 17(2):73-95.

Ion Nicolaea.  2010.  Camino De Santiago -- Place Names and Street Names as Border Posts in the Collective Memory (i). Human Geographies -- Journal of Studies & Research in Human Geography. 4(1):17-31.

Christine Cadot.  2010.  Can Museums Help Build a European Memory? The Example of the Musée de l’Europe in Brussels in the Light of “New World” Museums’ Experience International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society. 23(2-3):127-136.

Astrid Erll, Ansgar Nünning, Aleida Assmann.  2010.  Canon and Archive. :97-107.

Paula S. Fass.  2010.  Childhood and Memory. The Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth. 3(2):155-164.

Véronique Dasen, Thomas Späth.  2010.  Children, Memory, and Family Identity in Roman Culture. :373.

Tamar Katz.  2010.  City Memory, City History: Urban Nostalgia, The Colossus of New York, and Late-Twentieth-Century Historical Fiction. Contemporary Literature. 51(4):810-851.

Kora Andrieu.  2010.  Civilizing Peacebuilding: Transitional Justice, Civil Society and the Liberal Paradigm. Security Dialogue. 41(5):537-558.

Pierre Barrouillet, Vinciane Gaillard.  2010.  Cognitive Development and Working Memory: A Dialogue Between Neo-Piagetian and Cognitive Approaches.

S. Rajaram, L. P. Pereira-Pasarin.  2010.  Collaborative Memory: Cognitive Research and Theory. Perspectives on Psychological Science. 5(6):649-663.

Timothy B. Gongaware.  2010.  Collective Memory Anchors: Collective Identity and Continuity in Social Movements. Sociological Focus. 43(3):214-239.

Michael Kim.  2010.  Collective Memory and Commemorative Space: Reflections on Korean Modernity and the Kyŏngbok Palace Reconstruction 1865–2010*. International Area Studies Review. 13(4):75-95.

Elsa Abou Assi.  2010.  Collective memory and management of the past: the entrepreneurs of civil war memory in post-war Lebanon. International Social Science Journal. 61(202):399-409.

Barbara Misztal.  2010.  Collective Memory in a Global Age. Current Sociology. 58(1):24-44.

Barbara A. Misztal.  2010.  Collective Memory in a Global Age: Learning How and What to Remember. La memoria colectiva en una era global: aprendiendo cómo y qué recordar.. 58(1):24-44.

Mary J Gallant, Harry M Rhea.  2010.  Collective Memory, International Law, and Restorative Social Processes After Conflagration: The Holocaust. International Criminal Justice Review. 20(3):265-279.

Brian Conway.  2010.  Commemoration and Bloody Sunday: pathways of memory. Palgrave Macmillan memory studies.