Memory Studies Portal

Found 6111 results
2013
Francesca Lessa.  2013.  Memory and transitional justice in Argentina and Uruguay: against impunity.
Ellen Rutten, Julie Fedor, V. V Zvereva.  2013.  Memory, conflict and new media: Web wars in post-socialist states.
Amy Sodaro.  2013.  Memory, History, and Nostalgia in Berlin’s Jewish Museum. International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society. 26(1):77-91.
Jonathan Bach.  2013.  Memory Landscapes and the Labor of the Negative in Berlin. International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society. 26(1):31-40.
Aleida Assmann, Anja Schwarz.  2013.  Memory, migration and guilt. Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture. 4(1):51-65.
Luis Roniger.  2013.  The Memory of State Terrorism in the Southern Cone: Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. Journal of Latin American Studies. 45(2):370-371.
Cillian McGrattan.  2013.  Memory, politics and identity: haunted by history.
Henri Lustiger Thaler.  2013.  Memory redux. Current Sociology. 61(5/6):906-927.
Katharine E. McGregor.  2013.  Memory Studies and Human Rights in Indonesia. Asian Studies Review. 37(3):350-361.
Joanna Wawrzyniak, Małgorzata Pakier.  2013.  Memory Studies in Eastern Europe: Key Issues and Future Perspectives. Polish Sociological Review. (183):257-279.
Sharon Macdonald.  2013.  Memorylands: heritage and identity in Europe today.
Kate Mitchell.  2013.  The migratory imagination: Anna Funder's Stasiland as prosthetic memory. Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture. 4(1):91-110.
Linda Farthing, Benjamin Kohl.  2013.  Mobilizing Memory: Bolivia's Enduring Social Movements. Social Movement Studies. 12(4):361-376.
Partha Mitter.  2013.  Monuments and Memory for Our Times. South Asian Studies. 29(1):159-167.
Ben Mercer.  2013.  The Moral Rearmament of France: Pierre Nora, Memory, and the Crises of Republicanism. French Politics, Culture & Society. 31(2):102-116.
Pnina Werbner.  2013.  Mothers and Daughters in Historical Perspective: Home, Identity and Double Consciousness in British Pakistanis' Migration and Return. Journal of Historical Sociology. 26(1):41–61.
Omar Al-Ghazzi.  2013.  Nation as neighborhood: how Bab al-Hara dramatized Syrian identity. Media, Culture & Society. 35(5):586-601.
Rezarta Bilali.  2013.  National Narrative and Social Psychological Influences in Turks' Denial of the Mass Killings of Armenians as Genocide. Journal of Social Issues. 69(1):16-33.
Matthias Hau.  2013.  Nationalism and war commemoration - a Latin American exceptionalism? Nations & Nationalism. 19(1):146-166.
Shigeru Tanaka.  2013.  Nationalization, Modernization and Symbolic Media -- Towards a Comparative Historical Sociology of the Nation-State. Nationalisierung, Modernisierung und Symbolische Medien: Eine historische-vergleichende Soziologie des Nationalstaates.. 38(2):252-267.
Mindi N. Thompson, Michelle Johnson-Jennings, Rachel S. Nitzarim.  2013.  Native American Undergraduate Students' Persistence Intentions: A Psychosociocultural Perspective. Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology. 19(2):218-228.
Andrea Hajek.  2013.  Negotiating memories of protest in Western Europe: the case of Italy.
Graeme Hayes.  2013.  Negotiating Proximity: Expert Testimony and Collective Memory in the Trials of Environmental Activists in France and the United Kingdom. Law & Policy. 35(3):208-235.
Celia Hughes.  2013.  Negotiating ungovernable spaces between the personal and the political: Oral history and the left in post-war Britain. Memory Studies. 6(1):70-90.
Janette Habashi.  2013.  Palestinian Children: Authors of Collective Memory. Children & Society. 27(6):421-433.