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commémorations

Slavery, Memory and Identity

By Douglas Hamilton,Kate Hodgson,Joel Quirk

Remembering the First World War

By Bart Ziino

The Politics Of Haunting And Memory In International Relations

By Jessica Auchter

Routledge Handbook of Memory and Place

By Sarah De Nardi,Hilary Orange,Steven High,Eerika Koskinen-Koivisto

Urban memory

By Mark Crinson

Remembering Independence

By Carola Lentz,David Lowe

Memory and Genocide

By Ralph Buchenhorst,Fazil Moradi

War Memory and Commemoration

By Brad West

Holocaust in the Twenty-First Century

By David M. Seymour,Mercedes Camino

Memorials as Spaces of Engagement

By Quentin Stevens,Karen A. Franck

In the Shadow of Transitional Justice

By Guy Elcheroth,Neloufer de Mel

Battlefield Events

By Keir Reeves,Geoffrey Bird,Laura James,Birger Stichelbaut,Jean Bourgeois

Shared Experiences of Mass Shootings

By Johanna Nurmi

Losing site

By Shelley Hornstein

On Commemoration

By Catherine Gilbert,Kate McLoughlin,Niall Munro

Grief and its transcendence

By Adele Tutter,Leon Wurmser

Smashing Statues

By Erin L. Thompson

Performing Commemoration

By Annegret Fauser,Michael A. Figueroa

Public Space Democracy

By Nilufer Gole

Memorialising Premodern Monarchs

By Gabrielle Storey

Struggle for the Past

By Elizabeth Jelin

Commemoration in America

By David Gobel,Daves Rossell

Le temps des ruines,1914-1921

By Emmanuelle Danchin

MINING MEMORY MEDIATING TRAUMA at the 9/11 MEMORIAL and MUSEUM

By Jacque Micieli-Voutsinas