Memory Studies Portal

Jiří Navrátil, Milan Hrubeš.  2018.  Contesting communism after its fall: exploring two modes of anti-communist activism in the Czech Republic. East European Politics. 34(1):6–26.

Haley Duschinski, Bruce Hoffman.  2018.  Contesting Law, Contesting the State: Jurisdictional Authority of the Majlis-e-Mushawarat in Kashmir. Resisting Occupation in Kashmir. :42.

Patrick Williams, Becky Clarke.  2018.  Contesting the Single Story: Collective Punishment, Myth-Making and Racialised Criminalisation. :317–336.

Susan M. Manning.  2018.  Contrasting colonisations:(Re) storying Newfoundland/Ktaqmkuk as place. Settler Colonial Studies. 8(3):314–331.

Hephzibah Israel.  2018.  Conversion, Memory and Writing: Remembering and Reforming the Self. South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies. 41(2):400–417.

Eli Vinokur.  2018.  Cosmopolitan Education in Local Settings: Toward a New Civics Education for the 21st Century. Policy Futures in Education. :1478210318775516.

Retha Langa.  2018.  A ‘Counter-Monument’to the Liberation Struggle: The Deployment of Struggle Songs in Post-Apartheid South Africa. South African Historical Journal. 70(1):215–233.

Sandra Obradović.  2018.  Creating integration: A case study from Serbia and the EU. :237–254.

Kellee Caton.  2018.  Critical event studies: approaches to research.

Boike Rehbein.  2018.  Critical theory after the rise of the Global South. :49–67.

Shuqin Xu.  2018.  Cultivating national identity with traditional culture: China’s experiences and paradoxes. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education. 39(4):615–628.

Felipe Muller, Federico Bermejo, William Hirst.  2018.  Cultural and communicative memories: contrasting Argentina’s 1976 coup d’état and the 2001 economic-political-social crisis. Memory. :1–11.

Nurhayat Bilge.  2018.  Cultural Identity Preservation Through Social Media: Refugees and Community. :1–17.

Seyyed Mehdi Mousavi, Farideh Pourgiv, Bahee Hadaegh.  2018.  Cultural Memory Studies and the Idea of Literature: A Cosmopolitan Critique. Journal of Humanistic and Social Studies. 9(1):61–71.

Rui Su, Bill Bramwell, Peter A. Whalley.  2018.  Cultural political economy and urban heritage tourism. Annals of Tourism Research. 68:30–40.

Sahana Mukherjee, Glenn Adams, Ludwin E. Molina.  2018.  A cultural psychological analysis of collective memory as mediated action: Constructions of Indian history. Journal of Social and Political Psychology. 5(2):558–587.

Alfredo Ardila.  2018.  Culture and Cognitive Testing. :135–159.

Bürge Abiral, Ayşe Gül Altınay, Dilara Çalışkan, Armanc Yıldız.  2018.  Curious steps: mobilizing memory through collective walking and storytelling in Istanbul.

Toni C. King.  2018.  The curriculum that has no name: A choreo-pedagogy for colored girls seeking to fly over the rainbow. :21–44.

Philip R. Stone.  2018.  Dark Tourism: Philosophy and Theory. The Palgrave Handbook of Dark Tourism Studies. :151.

Eun-Jeung Lee.  2018.  Dealing with Unification: The Politics of Fear. :261–275.

Joaquim Pintassilgo, Rui Afonso da Costa.  2018.  Death and civic pedagogy in the portuguese republican context: the funerals of “prominent dead” in the early decades of the XXth century. Cadernos de História da Educação. 17(1):198–212.

Samuel C. Heilman.  2018.  Death, Bereavement, and Mourning.

Ruth Penfold-Mounce.  2018.  Death, The Dead and Popular Culture.

Peter Loewenberg.  2018.  Decoding the past: The psychohistorical approach.