Memory Studies Portal

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2016
[Anonymous].  2016.  'Over the Top': Images of the Football Charges of the Great War.
Éva Kovács.  2016.  Overcoming History through Trauma. The Hungarian Historikerstreit. European Review. 24(4):523-534.
Anders Fjellberg.  2016.  The pain of not forgetting. New Statesman. 145(5331):26-27.
R. Garagozov.  2016.  Painful collective memory: Measuring collective memory affect in the karabakh conflict. Peace and Conflict. 22(1):28-35.
Yaser Afshar.  2016.  Parallel distributed-memory particle methods for acquisition-rate segmentation and uncertainty quantifications of large fluorescence microscopy images.
Mark V. Tushnet.  2016.  Parents Involved and the struggle for historical memory. (2):493.
Sara A.1, slevy@wells.edu Levy.  2016.  Parents', students', and teachers' beliefs about teaching heritage histories in public school history classrooms. Journal of Social Studies Research. 40(1):5-20.
Sara A. Levy.  2016.  Parents׳, students׳, and teachers׳ beliefs about teaching heritage histories in public school history classrooms. The Journal of Social Studies Research. 40:5-20.
Sara A. Levy.  2016.  Parents׳, students׳, and teachers׳ beliefs about teaching heritage histories in public school history classrooms. The Journal of Social Studies Research. 40:5-20.
Michal Kravel-Tovi, Deborah Dash Moore.  2016.  Part I. Counting the Dead: Iconic Numbers and Collective Memory.
Organization D-Lib Magazine, Editor-in-Chief Laurence Lannom.  2016.  Participatory Culture in Memory Institutions: of Diversity, Ethics and Trust?
Organization D-Lib Magazine, Editor-in-Chief Laurence Lannom.  2016.  Participatory Culture in Memory Institutions: of Diversity, Ethics and Trust?
Chern Li Liew, Ferne Cheetham.  2016.  Participatory Culture in Memory Institutions: of Diversity, Ethics and Trust? D-Lib Magazine. 22(7/8):1-1.
Debjani,, author. Sengupta.  2016.  The Partition of Bengal : fragile borders and new identities /.
Ursula J August.  2016.  Pass, passing : between frames of memory, cinema and the archive. Between frames of memory, cinema and the archive.
Sara Dybris McQuaid.  2016.  Passive Archives or Storages for Action? Storytelling Projects in Northern Ireland Irish Political Studies. 31(1):63-85.
R. David.  2016.  The past or the politics of the present? Dealing with the Japanese occupation of South Korea Contemporary Politics. 22(1):57-76.
[Anonymous].  2016.  "The Patriot Blood of Our Fathers Runs Through Our Veins!": Revolutionary Heritage Rhetoric and the American Woman's Rights Movement, 1848-1890.
[Anonymous].  2016.  "The Patriot Blood of Our Fathers Runs Through Our Veins!": Revolutionary Heritage Rhetoric and the American Woman's Rights Movement, 1848-1890.
Roddy Brett.  2016.  Peace without social reconciliation? Understanding the trial of Generals Ríos Montt and Rodriguez Sánchez in the wake of Guatemala’s genocide Journal of Genocide Research. 18(2/3):285-303.
V.g. Vinogradskii.  2016.  The Peasant World in the Discourse of Generational Sorrow. Sociological Research. 55(3):211-224.
Efe Can Gürcan.  2016.  Pedagogical Mobilization and Class Formation in the Argentine Countryside: The Case of Food Sovereignty Movements. Conference Papers -- American Sociological Association. :1-24.
Patricia A. McAnany, Linda A. Brown.  2016.  Perceptions of the past within Tz'utujil ontologies and Yucatec hybridities. Antiquity. 90(350):487-503.
David Juan.  2016.  Perdón y reconciliación: una perspectiva psicosocial desde la noviolencia. Polis Santiago. :131.
Jacob A.,, 1974-, author. Latham.  2016.  Performance, memory, and processions in ancient Rome : the pompa circensis from the late Republic to late antiquity /.