Memory Studies Portal

Piya Chatterjee, Monisha Das Gupta, Richard Cullen Rath.  2010.  Imperial Plantations: Past, Present, and Future Directions. Journal of Historical Sociology. 23(1):1–15.

Dietmar Remy, Axel Salheiser.  2010.  Integration or Exclusion: Former National Socialists in the GDR. Integration oder Ausgrenzung: Ehemalige Nationalsozialisten in der DDR.. 35(3):9-21.

Mats Alvesson.  2010.  Interpreting Interviews. :191.

Mónica Zapico Barbeito.  2010.  Investigating the Crimes of the Franco Regime: Legal Possibilities, Obligations of the Spanish State and Duties Towards the Victims. International Criminal Law Review. 10(2):243-274.

Olivier Klein, Sabrina Pierucci, Cynthie Marchal, Alejandra Alarcón-Henríquez, Laurent Licata.  2010.  "It had to happen": Individual memory biases and collective memory. "Tenía que ocurrir": sesgos de la memoria individual y memoria colectiva.. 28(1):175-198.

Mire Koikari.  2010.  ‘‘Japanese Eyes, American Heart’’ Politics of Race, Nation, and Masculinity in Japanese American Veterans’ WWII Narratives. Men and Masculinities. 12(5):547-564.

Marianne Christine Zwicker, Mary Cosgrove, Peter Davies.  2010.  Journeys into memory: Romani identity and the Holocaust in autobiographical writing by German and Austrian Romanies..

Pierre Hazan.  2010.  Judging war, judging history: behind truth and reconciliation.

P. Wright, J. Davies.  2010.  Just start digging: Memory and the framing of heritage. Memory Studies. 3(3):196-203.

Victoria Aarons.  2010.  A Kaddish for History: Holocaust Memory in Ehud Havazelet's Bearing the Body. Studies in American Jewish Literature. 29(1):14-25.

Julie Perrone.  2010.  The King Has Two Bodies: Howie Morenz and the Fabrication of Memory. Sport History Review. 41(2):95-110.

[Anonymous].  2010.  Kommersant": deal: Katyn for gas.

Richard J. Golsan.  2010.  L'Affaire Karski: Fiction, History, Memory Unreconciled. L'Esprit Créateur. 50(4):81-96.

Anna Bohlin, Cherryl Walker, Ruth Hall, Thembela Kepe.  2010.  Land, Memory, Reconstruction, and Justice: Perspectives on Land Claims in South Africa.

Sabine Marschall.  2010.  Landscape of memory commemorative monuments, memorials and public statuary in post-apartheid South-Africa.

Divya Praful Tolia-Kelly.  2010.  Landscape, Race and Memory: Material Ecologies of Citzenship. :172.

Jennifer A. Jordan.  2010.  Landscapes of European Memory: Biodiversity and Collective Remembrance. History and Memory. 22(2):5-33,178.

Jennifer A. Jordan.  2010.  Landscapes of European Memory: Biodiversity and Collective Remembrance. History & Memory. 22(2):5-33.

Bart Ziino.  2010.  "A Lasting Gift to His Descendants": Family Memory and the Great War in Australia. History and Memory. 22(2):125-146,179.

Emiliano Perra.  2010.  Legitimizing fascism through the Holocaust? The reception of the miniseries Perlasca: un eroe italiano in Italy Memory Studies. 3(2):95-109.

Matt McDonald.  2010.  “Lest We Forget”: The Politics of Memory and Australian Military Intervention. International Political Sociology. 4(3):287-302.

R. V. Young.  2010.  The Liberal Arts and the Loss of Cultural Memory. Modern Age. 52(3):247-254.

Alon Confino.  2010.  On the Liberation from the Tyranny of the Past: Arabs and Jews in Israel. Historically Speaking. 11(5):30-32.

Taketani Etsuko.  2010.  Literature and Culture Workshop I Summary of Discussion. 32:183-185.

Julian Preece.  2010.  The lives of the RAF revisited: The biographical turn. Memory Studies. 3(2):151-163.