Memory Studies Portal

Charlie1 Yi Zhang.  2016.  Queering the National Body of Contemporary China. Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies. 37(2):1-26.

Thomas R.,, author. Dunn.  2016.  Queerly remembered : rhetorics for representing the GLBTQ past /. Studies in rhetoric/communication.

Melanye T. Price.  2016.  The Race Whisperer: Barack Obama and the Political Uses of Race.

Domonkos Sik.  2016.  Radicalism and Indifference : Memory Transmission, Political Formation and Modernization in Hungary and Europe.

Megan, mjones@911memorial.org Jones, Noah, nrauch@911memorial.org Rauch.  2016.  A Radio and a School: Using Stories to Teach 9/11 15 Years Later. Social Education. 80(4):210-213.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Raising European Citizens: Constructing European Identities in French and English Textbooks. Journal of Social and Political Psychology. (1):444.

Inari Sakki.  2016.  Raising European Citizens: Constructing European Identities in French and English Textbooks. Journal of Social and Political Psychology, Vol 4, Iss 1, Pp 444-472 (2016). (1):444.

[Anonymous].  2016.  Reading Across Cultures: Global Narratives, Hotels and Railway Stations. Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences. :1.

Nathan N. Orgill.  2016.  Reawakening the Nation. Journalism Studies. 17(4):517-531.

Andrea L. Smith.  2016.  Rebuilding Shattered Worlds : Creating Community by Voicing the Past. Anthropology of Contemporary North America.

M. Burchardt.  2016.  Recalling modernity: How nationalist memories shape religious diversity in Quebec and Catalonia.

M. Burchardt.  2016.  Recalling modernity: How nationalist memories shape religious diversity in Quebec and Catalonia.

F. Ellen Netting, Mary Katherine O’Connor, Portia L. Cole, Karen Hopkins, Jenny L. Jones, Youngmi Kim, Monica Leisey, Elizabeth A. Mulroy, Karen Smith Rotabi, M. Lori Thomas et al..  2016.  Reclaiming and Reimagining Macro Social Work Education: A Collective Biography. Journal of Social Work Education. 52(2):157-169.

Henry L. Roediger III, K. Andrew DeSoto.  2016.  Recognizing the Presidents: Was Alexander Hamilton President? Psychological Science (0956-7976). 27(5):644-650.

Andrew T Vichosky.  2016.  Recollections: Memory in Architecture.

Michaela Strapacova.  2016.  The reconciliation process in Kosovo: under the shadow of ethnic primordialist manipulation. Journal of Balkan & Near Eastern Studies. 18(1):56-76.

Tom Hamilton.  2016.  Recording the wars of religion: the 'drolleries of the league' from ephemeral print to scrapbook history. Past & Present. (1):288.

Syrine Hout.  2016.  Recounting Memories of Resistance in 33 Days. Arab Studies Quarterly. 38(2):481-499.

Syrine Hout.  2016.  Recounting Memories of Resistance in 33 Days. (2):481.

E. Beshero-Bondar, E. Raisanen.  2016.  Recovering from Collective Memory Loss: the Digital Mitford's feminist project. Women's History Review. :1-13.

E. Beshero-Bondar, E. Raisanen.  2016.  Recovering from Collective Memory Loss: the Digital Mitford's feminist project. Women's History Review. :1-13.

Carlos Mosquera, Jhon Tique Bastos.  2016.  Recovery of the collective memory about Bojaya-Choco's slaughter taking into account the actors' voices of the César Conto Departamental Educational Institution: transformações socioculturais, dor e sofrimento sobre o emblemático caso de Bojayá. Hallazgos. (25):177.

Carlos Mosquera, Jhon Tique Bastos.  2016.  Recovery of the collective memory about Bojaya-Choco's slaughter taking into account the actors' voices of the César Conto Departamental Educational Institution: transformações socioculturais, dor e sofrimento sobre o emblemático caso de Bojayá. Hallazgos. (25):177.

Simona Mitroiu.  2016.  Recuperative memory in Romanian post-Communist society. Nationalities Papers. 44(5):751-771.

Jennifer Anderson Bliss.  2016.  Redrawing History: Visual Postmemory in Tardi’s 120, rue de la Gare. Mosaic: a journal for the interdisciplinary study of literature. (1):73.