Following a long period of neglect, research on different facets of collective memory is now
developing apace in the human and social sciences, as well as at their interface with …

Worldwide, pubic memory initiatives are attempting to memorialize the current COVID-19
crisis whilst it is still ongoing. The Picturing Lockdown collection is one such initiative, led by …

In light of the incessant passage of ideas, images, cultural products, and people across
cultures and borders, this research—located in the third wave of memory studies—examines …

Political leaders construct meanings for current events in support of their existing policy
goals, but the constructed meanings do not change when policy goals change …

The present study was based on empirical data collected during the first phase (2016) of
Study 1000, part of the 13-November Program: a corpus of 934 individual interviews …

Abstract In April 2020 Historic England (HE), UK's statutory adviser on historic environment,
called out to citizens to share their lockdown experiences. Positioning the Second World …

This research develops a new framework through which to understand vernacular de-
commemoration, as one aspect of bottom-up reckoning with the past through material …

Why is the past so dominant in the present? This book conceptualizes collective memory as
currency, a medium of exchange, a system in common use, and one that is traded between …

This paper seeks to enhance memory studies' conceptual toolkit by reconsidering
established perspectives on “memory politics.” The paper theorizes various modes of …

This thesis uses the lens of settler colonialism to bring memory, place-making, space, and
history into the discussion of environmental racism in Louisiana. The effects of …