Memory Studies Portal

Eleanor Patterson.  2016.  The Golden Girls Live : residual television texts, participatory culture, and queering TV heritage through drag. Feminist Media Studies. 16(5):838-851.

Author Richard Seymour.  2016.  The Great Federation of Sorrows. Mourning and militancy in the age of Trump.

Alex Nordlund.  2016.  The Great War: From Memory to History. H-Net Reviews in the Humanities & Social Sciences. :1-2.

Scott McKinnon, Andrew Gorman-Murray, Dale Dominey-Howes.  2016.  ‘The greatest loss was a loss of our history’: natural disasters, marginalised identities and sites of memory. Social & Cultural Geography. 17(8):1120-1139.

Scott McKinnon, Andrew Gorman-Murray, Dale Dominey-Howes.  2016.  ‘The greatest loss was a loss of our history’: natural disasters, marginalised identities and sites of memory. Social & Cultural Geography. 17(8):1120-1139.

Alison B.1 Hirsch, Aroussiak1 Gabrielian.  2016.  Grounding Diaspora: Negotiating Between Home and Host. Journal of Architectural Education. 70(1):116-131.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Guerrilla Aesthetics : Art, Memory, and the West German Urban Guerrilla.

Yvette Bürki.  2016.  Haketia in Morocco. Or, the story of the decline of an idiom. International Journal of the Sociology of Language. 2016(239):121-155.

Yvette Bürki.  2016.  Haketia in Morocco. Or, the story of the decline of an idiom. International Journal of the Sociology of Language. (239):121.

S. Gensburger.  2016.  Halbwachs’ studies in collective memory: A founding text for contemporary ‘memory studies’? Journal of Classical Sociology. 16(4):396-413.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Has the Past Passed? On the Role of Historic Memory in Shaping the Relations Between African Americans and Contemporary African Migrants in the Usa Antropologi i Finland / Antropologiska Sällskapet i Finland R.f. (3):5.

Kirsi-Maria1 Hytönen.  2016.  Heavy Sacks, Cold Stores, and Black Marketing: Reminiscences of Female Retail Store Workers During World War Ii in Finland. Journal of Finnish Studies. 19(2):73-95.

Mathilde Zederman.  2016.  The Hegemonic Bourguibist Discourse on Modernity in Post-revolutionary Tunisia. Middle East Law & Governance. 8(2/3):179-200.

T. Elal.  2016.  "Her name was not Seher, it was Heranuş..." : Reading Narratives of Forced Turkification in Twenty-First Century Turkey. Genocide Studies & Prevention. 10(3):25-38.

B. Bilmez.  2016.  Hero women in the Turkish popular memory of the Russo-Ottoman war (1877 - 1878): Presentation of nene hatun as an eternal heroine in the popular media. Balkanistic Forum. 3:77-108.

[Anonymous].  2016.  The Hero's Mother: Lotta Svärd and mediated memories. :147.

Jon Berndt1 Olsen.  2016.  Hi Hitler! How the Nazi Past Is Being Normalized in Contemporary Culture. Journal of American History. 103(1):242-243.

Janne1 Rantala.  2016.  ‘Hidrunisa Samora’: Invocations of a Dead Political Leader in Maputo Rap. Journal of Southern African Studies. 42(6):1161-1177.

Miranda Crowdus.  2016.  Hip hop in South Tel Aviv : third space, convergent dispossession(s), and intercultural communication in urban borderlands.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Historia reciente en la escuela colombiana: acercamiento a las nociones de memoria, historia y conflicto. Revista Colombiana de Educacion. (71):165.

Joanne Murphy, Sara McDowell, Maire Braniff.  2016.  Historical Dialogue and Memory in Policing Change: the Case of the Police in Northern Ireland. Memory Studies. (4)

D.c. Sierra Becerra.  2016.  Historical Memory at El Salvador's Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen. Latin American Perspectives. 43(6):8-26.

Sarah Baker, Peter Doyle, Shane Homan.  2016.  Historical Records, National Constructions: The Contemporary Popular Music Archive. Popular Music & Society. 39(1):8-27.

Sarah Baker, Peter Doyle, Shane Homan.  2016.  Historical Records, National Constructions: The Contemporary Popular Music Archive. Popular Music & Society. 39(1):8-27.

Ewan1 Gibbs.  2016.  Historical tradition and community mobilisation: narratives of Red Clydeside in memories of the anti-poll tax movement in Scotland, 1988–1990. Labor History. 57(4):439-462.