Administrations of Memory

TY - BOOK

T1 - Administrations of Memory

A2 - McQuaid, Sara Dybris

A2 - Gensburger, Sarah

PY - 2019

Y1 - 2019

N2 - The ambition for the special issue is for memory studies to gain a firmer understanding of the governmental and technocratic co-production of political languages for memory as they are themselves shaped in the policymaking process by (trans)national institutional practices and bureaucratic conduits. In turn, political science approaches on the whole may gain from a firmer appreciation and conceptualization of the structures and carriers of collective memory in and across particular political cultures, which may also lead to more reflexive policy instrumentation and programming in contemporary societies trying to deal in and with the past.

AB - The ambition for the special issue is for memory studies to gain a firmer understanding of the governmental and technocratic co-production of political languages for memory as they are themselves shaped in the policymaking process by (trans)national institutional practices and bureaucratic conduits. In turn, political science approaches on the whole may gain from a firmer appreciation and conceptualization of the structures and carriers of collective memory in and across particular political cultures, which may also lead to more reflexive policy instrumentation and programming in contemporary societies trying to deal in and with the past.

UR - https://link.springer.com/journal/10767/32/2/page/1

M3 - Anthology

T3 - International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society

BT - Administrations of Memory

PB - Springer

ER -