Memory Studies Portal

Timothy J. White, Denis Marnane.  2016.  The Politics of Remembrance: Commemorating 1916. Irish Political Studies. 31(1):29-43.

Ivo1 Pisek.  2016.  THE POLITICS OF WAR MEMORY IN JAPAN: Progressive Civil Society Groups and the Contestation of Memory of the Asia-Pacific War. Sheffield Centre for Japanese Studies/Routledge Series, 49. Pacific Affairs. 89(1):169-171.

Alexander1 Nordlund.  2016.  Poppyganda: The Historical & Social Impact of a Flower. Journal of Military History. 80(4):1240-1241.

Lydia Mattice Brandt.  2016.  Popular Media and the American Revolution: Shaping Collective Memory. Journal of American Culture. 39(1):111-111.

Andy Bennett, Ian Rogers.  2016.  Popular Music and Materiality: Memorabilia and Memory Traces. Popular Music & Society. 39(1):28-42.

Andy Bennett, Susanne Janssen.  2016.  Popular Music, Cultural Memory, and Heritage. Popular Music & Society. 39(1):1-7.

Remus Creţan, Philip W Matthews.  2016.  Popular responses to city-text changes: street naming and the politics of practicality in a post-socialist martyr city. Area. 48(1):92-102.

Jeff Popke, Remus CreA[pounds sterling]an, Philip W Matthews.  2016.  Popular responses to city-text changes: street naming and the politics of practicality in a post-socialist martyr city. Area. (1):92.

[Anonymous].  2016.  The Portrayal of Andrej Hlinka in Slovak Historiography.

Sara Castelo Branco.  2016.  The Portuguese Cinema, Trans-temporality and the Myth. Aniki: Revista Portuguesa da Imagem em Movimento, Vol 3, Iss 1, Pp 64-83 (2016). (1):64.

Sonita Sarker.  2016.  A position embedded in identity: subalternity in neoliberal globalization. Cultural Studies. 30(5):816-838.

Sonita1,2 Sarker.  2016.  A position embedded in identity: subalternity in neoliberal globalization. Cultural Studies. 30(5):816-838.

Shahar Bram.  2016.  Postcards from Europe: The Workings of Memory and the Role of Language in Tuvia Ruebner's Postcard Poems. European Journal of Jewish Studies. 10(2):151-170.

Jared1 Poley.  2016.  Postcolonial Germany: Memories of Empire in a Decolonized Nation. American Historical Review. 121(2):669-670.

Jared Poley.  2016.  Postcolonial Germany: Memories of Empire in a Decolonized Nation. American Historical Review. 121(2):669-670.

Ana Catarina Valdigem Jacinto Pereira.  2016.  Postcolonial objects of collective re-membering among Portuguese Muslims of Indian and Mozambican origins.

Cara Levey.  2016.  The Post-Dictatorship Generation in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay: Collective Memory and Cultural Production - by Ros, Ana. Bulletin of Latin American Research. 35(1):100-101.

Cara Levey.  2016.  The Post-Dictatorship Generation in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay: Collective Memory and Cultural Production - by Ros, Ana. Bulletin of Latin American Research. 35(1):100-101.

Alison Bartlett.  2016.  Postmaternal Times and Radical Feminist Thinking. Australian Feminist Studies. 31(90):486-500.

Ahmed S. Abd Elrahman, Randa A. Mahmoud.  2016.  The post-revolutionary effect on the urban harmony of Cairo’s built environment in relation to the collective memory of the population: Urban context of the “after revolution” between contravention and elaboration. Ain Shams Engineering Journal, Vol 7, Iss 4, Pp 1099-1106 (2016). (4):1099.

Cara Levey.  2016.  The Post‐Dictatorship Generation in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay: Collective Memory and Cultural Production ‐ by Ros, Ana. Bulletin of Latin American Research. (1):100.

Roberta Hawkins, Karen Falconer Al-Hindi, Pamela Moss, Leslie Kern.  2016.  Practicing Collective Biography. Geography Compass. 10(4):165-178.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Práticas docentes e a educação religiosa em escolas no meio rural (Novo Hamburgo/RS). Conhecimento & Diversidade. (14):73.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Premature Memorials to the United Nations Human Rights Program: International Postage Stamps and the Commemoration of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. History & Memory. 28(2):152-181.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Premature Memorials to the United Nations Human Rights Program: International Postage Stamps and the Commemoration of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. History & Memory. 28(2):152-181.