Past and power public policies on memory : debates, from global to local
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Barcelona :
Universitat de Barcelona Edicions,
[2016]
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| Colección: | Observing memories ;
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Imagined community or grand illusion: Towards a Common European Past -and Future / by Siobhan Kattago
- Politics and Memory in Post-Communist Europe / by Georges Mink
- Proposing a New European Narrative: The House of European History Project / by Martí Grau Segú
- The Politics of the Past in Latin America: The Historian's Responsability and Tricks Played by the Memory / by Claudia Wasserman
- Does the French State Conduct a Politics of Memory / by Sarah Gensburger
- The Dialectical Relations Between National and International Reflection on the Crimes of the Nazi Regime and the Recognition of Victims: the Example of Germany / by Thomas Lutz
- The Privatizacion of Memory in Spain and its Consequences / by Ricard Vinyes
- Commemoration in Ireland: Each to Their Own / by Adrian Kerr
- Latvian-Russian Memory Wars / by Oksana Chelyseva
- An Italian Reflection on History and Memory / by Marcello Flores and Claudio Silingardi
- Fear and Memory Politics in Brazil / by Caroline Silveira Bauer
- Deadmocracy? On Connecting Memory Practices and Concerns and Hungary and Beyond / by Mette Skeel
- Commemorating War and Terror: Challenges of Representing Near and Distant Pasts / by Jon Reitan
- The Transformation of Montluc Prison (Lyon) into a Memorial, an Outstanding National Memory Space, and "Forgetting" the Prison's Algerian Period / by Alain Battegay
- Challenging the Traditional Monument: Four Reviews Applied to Santiago and Buenos Aires / by Valentina Rozas Krause
- From the Nights and the Fog, by Juana Doña. Memoirs of the Francoist Women's Prisons (1978-2007) / by Fernando Hernández Holgado.
