Memory Studies Portal

Iasmin Goes.  2013.  Between Truth and Amnesia: State Terrorism, Human Rights Violations and Transitional Justice in Brazil. Entre la verdad y la amnesia. Terrorismo de Estado, violaciones de derechos humanos y justicia transicional en Brasil.. (94):83-96.

Christopher Samuel Wilson.  2013.  Beyond Anıtkabir the funerary architecture of Atatürk: the construction and maintenance of national memory.

Marek Tamm.  2013.  Beyond History and Memory: New Perspectives in Memory Studies Beyond History and Memory: New Perspectives in Memory Studies. History Compass. 11(6):458-473.

Jordan T. Camp.  2013.  Black Radicalism, Marxism, and Collective Memory: An Interview with Robin D. G. Kelley. American Quarterly. 65(1):215-230.

Paul Cornish, Nicholas J. Saunders.  2013.  Bodies in conflict: corporeality, materiality, and transformation.

Aline Sierp.  2013.  Book Review: McGrattan, C.(2013) Memory, Politics and Identity: Haunted by History. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Historical Justice and Memory Research Network.

Michał Łuczewski, Tomasz Maślanxa, Paulina Bednarz-Łuczewska.  2013.  Bringing Habermas to Memory Studies. Polish Sociological Review. (183):335-349.

Luciana de Souza Leão.  2013.  Bringing Historical Sociology and Path-Dependence Together: A Case Study of the Brazilian Political Economy (1930-2000). Zur Zusammenführung von historischer Soziologie und Pfadabhängigkeit: Eine Fallstudie der politischen Ökonomie Brasiliens (1930-2000).. 38(2):172-196.

Youngshik D. Bong.  2013.  Built to last: The Dokdo territorial controversy. The baseline conditions in domestic politics and international security of Japan and South Korea. Memory Studies. 6(2):191-203.

Sara J. Brenneis.  2013.  Carlos Rodríguez del Risco and the First Spanish Testimony from the Holocaust. History and Memory. 25(1):51-76,182.

Margaret Henderson.  2013.  A Celebratory Feminist Aesthetics in Postfeminist Times. Australian Feminist Studies. 28(77):250-262.

Jonathan Spencer.  2013.  A Certain Gesture: Reflections on the Murder of Sivaram. Journal of Historical Sociology. 26(1):83–99.

Mikyoung Kim.  2013.  The changing faces of heroines: Korean women in folklore. Memory Studies. 6(2):218-231.

Erik Ehn.  2013.  Channels of Witness: Space, Abstraction, and the Commemoration of Genocide. Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism. 27(2):67-104.

Kelvin E.Y. Low.  2013.  Chinese Migration and Entangled Histories: Broadening the Contours of Migratory Historiography. Journal of Historical Sociology. :n/a–n/a.

Jeong-Chul Kim, Gary A. Fine.  2013.  Collaborators and national memory: The creation of the encyclopedia of pro-Japanese collaborators in Korea. Memory Studies. 6(2):130-145.

Nida Bikmen.  2013.  Collective memory as identity content after ethnic conflict: An exploratory study. Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology. 19(1):23-33.

Mark A. Wolfgram.  2013.  Collective Memory Formation and International Relations. International Studies Review. 15(3):426-431.

Rodney Earl Walton.  2013.  Collective Memory in Contemporary Poland and Pre-Independence (1918) Warfare: An Early 21st Century Foreign Traveler's Observations concerning Polish Battlefield Memorials. Review of European Studies. 5(2):1-12.

Marek Kucia, Marta Duch-Dyngosz, Mateusz Magierowski.  2013.  The Collective Memory of Auschwitz and World War II among Catholics in Poland: A Qualitative Study of Three Communities. History & Memory. 25(2):132-173.

Marek Kucia, Marta Duch-Dyngosz, Mateusz Magierowski.  2013.  The Collective Memory of Auschwitz and World War II among Catholics in Poland. History & Memory. 25(2):132-173.

Elżbieta Tarkowska.  2013.  Collective Memory, Social Time and Culture: The Polish Tradition in Memory Studies. Polish Sociological Review. (183):281-296.

Martin J. Murray.  2013.  Commemorating and forgetting: challenges for the new South Africa.

Robin Maria Delugan.  2013.  Commemorating from the Margins of the Nation: El Salvador 1932, Indigeneity, and Transnational Belonging. Comemorando a Partir das Margens da Nação: El Salvador 1932, Indigenismo and Pertença Transnacional.. 86(4):965-994.

Amy Corning, Howard Schuman.  2013.  Commemoration Matters. Public Opinion Quarterly. 77(2):433-454.