Remembering the South African War: Britain and the Memory of the Anglo-Boer War, from 1899 to the Present Nicole1 Mares. 2016. Remembering the South African War: Britain and the Memory of the Anglo-Boer War, from 1899 to the Present. Journal of Modern History. 88(3):672-673.
From absent to present pasts: civil society, democracy and the shifting place of memory in Brazil H.e. Ryan. 2016. From absent to present pasts: civil society, democracy and the shifting place of memory in Brazil. Journal of Civil Society. 12(2):158-177.
King John (Mis)Remembered: The Dunmow Chronicle, the Lord Admiral's Men, and the Formation of Cultural Memory Philip1 Major. 2016. King John (Mis)Remembered: The Dunmow Chronicle, the Lord Admiral's Men, and the Formation of Cultural Memory. Review of English Studies. 67(281):800-802.
Desire & Disaster in New Orleans: Tourism, Race, and Historical Memory Nicole1, nking@umbc.edu King. 2016. Desire & Disaster in New Orleans: Tourism, Race, and Historical Memory. Journal of Social History. 50(2):453-455.
Memory in Ancient Rome and Early Christianity Karl Galinsky. 2016. Memory in Ancient Rome and Early Christianity. First edition
Conservative Journalists’ Myth Making in South Korea: Use of the Past in News Coverage of the 2008 Korean Candlelight Vigil Wooyeol Shin. 2016. Conservative Journalists’ Myth Making in South Korea: Use of the Past in News Coverage of the 2008 Korean Candlelight Vigil. Asian Studies Review. 40(1):120-136.
Urban landscape perception in relation to collective mentalities and memories: Case study: Tajrish District A.( 1) Gohari, H.( 1) Behbahani, I.( 2) Salehi. 2016. Urban landscape perception in relation to collective mentalities and memories: Case study: Tajrish District. Journal of Environmental Studies. 42(1):37-39.
Bleiburg & Beyond. Transnational Approaches Towards Memory Politics and Commemorative Practices Dario Brentin. 2016. Bleiburg & Beyond. Transnational Approaches Towards Memory Politics and Commemorative Practices. :1-3.
What remains of Abu Ghraib?: digital photography and cultural memory Joey Brooke Jakob. 2016. What remains of Abu Ghraib?: digital photography and cultural memory Visual Studies. 31(1):22-33.