Memory Studies Portal

William A. Tooman.  2018.  An Intertextual Analysis of Zechariah 9–10: The Earlier Restoration Expectations of Second Zechariah. By Suk Yee Lee.

Jeff Hearn, TAMARA SHEFER, KOPANO RA℡E.  2018.  Introduction: Engaging Youth in Activism, Research and Pedagogical Praxis: Transnational, Intersectional and Everyday. :9–30.

Vincent J. Cheng.  2018.  Introduction: Memory, Forgetting, and the Imagination. :1–12.

Adam Sutcliffe, Anna Maerker, Simon Sleight.  2018.  Introduction: memory, public life and the work of the historian. :11–36.

John Erik Fossum, Riva Kastoryano, Birte Siim.  2018.  Introduction: Negotiating Territoriality and Nationalism. :1–24.

Mark D. Chapman, Dominic Janes.  2018.  Introduction: Same-Sex Love and Desire—A Time for New Approaches. :1–9.

Laurence Roulleau-Berger.  2018.  The Invention of the Post-Western Sociology. Gurokaru kenkyu (グローカル研究)= Journal of glocal studies. (5):27–48.

Marguérite Corporaal, Jason King.  2018.  Irish Global Migration and Memory: Transatlantic Perspectives of Ireland's Famine Exodus.

Keith C. Barton, Linda S. Levstik.  2018.  «It Wasn’ta Good Part of History»... Researching History Education: Theory, Method, and Context.

Régine Azria.  2018.  Jewish Identities and the Diaspora—The Diaspora Paradigm Confronting Modernity. Starting the Twenty-first Century: Sociological Reflections and Challenges.

Wilson Lowrey, Zhou Shan.  2018.  Journalism’s fortune tellers: Constructing the future of news. Journalism. 19(2):129–145.

Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt, Christian Baden.  2018.  Journalistic transformation: How source texts are turned into news stories. Journalism. 19(4):481–499.

Max van der Schriek.  2018.  Landscape biographies of commemoration. Landscape Research. :1–13.

Pia Kieninger, Marianne Penker, Katharina Gugerell.  2018.  Landscape co-management practices and power structures at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Wachau, Austria. :109–124.

Andrew Butler, Ingrid Sarlöv-Herlin, Igor Knez, Elin \AAngman, \AAsa Ode Sang, Ann \AAkerskog.  2018.  Landscape identity, before and after a forest fire. Landscape Research. 43(6):878–889.

Tomas Plaenkers.  2018.  Landscapes of the Chinese soul: The enduring presence of the Cultural Revolution.

Tomas Plaenkers.  2018.  Landscapes of the Chinese soul: The enduring presence of the Cultural Revolution.

James W. Carey.  2018.  Lawyers, Voyeurs and Vigilantes.

Joan H. Landry.  2018.  Leveraging history to improve crisis response. Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning. 11(4):317–325.

Elana Gomel, Vered Karti Shemtov.  2018.  Limbotopia: The “New Present” and the Literary Imagination. Comparative Literature. 70(1):60–71.

Lidia Mateo Leivas, Zoé de Kerangat.  2018.  The limits of remembrance during the Spanish Transition: Questioning the ‘Pact of Oblivion’through the analysis of a censored film and a mass-grave exhumation. Memory Studies. :1750698018777019.

Stefan Helgesson.  2018.  “Literature,” Theory from the South and the Case of the São Paulo School. Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial Literary Inquiry. 5(2):141–157.

Roger Frie.  2018.  Living in the shadows of the past. Memories and Monsters: Psychology, Trauma, and Narrative. :65.

Roger Frie.  2018.  Living in the shadows of the past: German memory, trauma, and legacies of perpetration. :125–142.

Florence Dedzoe-Dzokotoe Plockey, Abdulai Salifu Asuro.  2018.  Living Libraries: The Role of the Baansi in Preserving the Culture of the Dagbon in Northern Ghana. Journal of Pan African Studies. 11(2):154–168.