Memory in a Global Age

Abstract

Read Conrad and Lim Addressing painful memories : apologies as a new practice in international relations Christoopher Daase - Australian memory and the apology to the stolen generations of indigenous people Danielle Celermajer and A. Dirk Moses - The past in the present : memories of state violence in contemporary Latin America Elizabeth Jelin -Vietnam, the new left and the Holocaust : how the Cold War changed the discourse on genocide Berthold Molden - The Holocaust : a global memory? Extensions and limits of a new memory community Aleida Assmann - Globalization, universalism, and the erosion of cultural memory Jan Assmann - Victimhood nationalism in contested memories : national mourning and global accountability Jie-Hyun Lim - Remembering Asia : history and memory in post-Cold War Japan Sebastian Conrad - Globlaizing memory in a divided city : Bruce Lee in Mostar Grace Bolton and Nerina Muzurovic- 'Fragments of reminiscence' : popular music as a carrier of global memory Ana Sobral - Neda : the career of a global icon Aleida Assmann and Corina Assmann.