Migration, racism, and memory

Kansteiner, Wulf

doi:10.1177/1750698019886712

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“…The structures, however, persist: structures of oppression, imperial violence and one-sided narratives that have been complemented but not substituted by the more recent structures of commemorating past atrocities and historical victims, championing human rights, and mitigating explicit expressions of xenophobia and racism (cf. Kansteiner, 2019). The Museum of Movements project had a transient possibility ingrained in its concept to question these structures in its specific national context.…”

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"Not All Museums" : Memory, politics, and museum activism on the move

Zabalueva

2023

Linköping Studies in Arts and Sciences

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At the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Linköping University, research and doctoral studies are carried out within interdisciplinary research environments, often addressing broad problem areas. Linköping Studies in Arts and Sciences is the Faculty's own series for publishing research. This thesis comes from the Tema Q (Division of Culture, Society, Design and Media) at the Department of Culture and Society.

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Section: "Difficult Heritage" Globally: From Holocaust To Collecting ...mentioning

confidence: 99%