Conflict and Commemoration: Two Berlin Memorials Henry W. Pickford. 2005. Conflict and Commemoration: Two Berlin Memorials. Modernism/modernity. 12(1):133-173.
Cultural memory and identity in ancient societies Martin Bommas. 2011. Cultural memory and identity in ancient societies.
A Lens Over Conflicted Memory: Surveying ‘Troubles’ Commemoration in Northern Ireland Kris Brown, Adrian Grant. 2016. A Lens Over Conflicted Memory: Surveying ‘Troubles’ Commemoration in Northern Ireland. Irish Political Studies. 31(1):139-162.
Reframing Memory in the School Classroom: Remembering the Malvinas War Matthew C. Benwell. 2016. Reframing Memory in the School Classroom: Remembering the Malvinas War. Journal of Latin American Studies. 48(2):273-300.
Death and the Maidens: Vancouver’s Missing Women, the Montreal Massacre, and Commemoration’s Blind Spots Laurie McNeill. 2008. Death and the Maidens: Vancouver’s Missing Women, the Montreal Massacre, and Commemoration’s Blind Spots. Canadian Review of American Studies. 38(3):375-398.
‘Our Whole History has been Ruined!’ The 1981 Hunger Strike and the Politics of Republican Commemoration and Memory Stephen Hopkins. 2016. ‘Our Whole History has been Ruined!’ The 1981 Hunger Strike and the Politics of Republican Commemoration and Memory. Irish Political Studies. 31(1):44-62.
The multidirectional memory of Charlie Hebdo Isabel1, i.hollis@qub.ac.uk Hollis-Touré. 2016. The multidirectional memory of Charlie Hebdo. French Cultural Studies. 27(3):293-302.
Commemoration and the State: Memory and Legitimacy in Vietnam Edyta Roszko. 2010. Commemoration and the State: Memory and Legitimacy in Vietnam. Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia. 25(1):1-28.
Embodiment and living memorials: The affective labour of remembering the 2005 London bombings Matthew J. Allen, Steven D. Brown. 2011. Embodiment and living memorials: The affective labour of remembering the 2005 London bombings. Memory Studies. 4(3):312-327.