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From the book Instrumentalizing the Past

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110769791-toc
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Instrumentalizing the Past
Instrumentalizing the Past

Chapters in this book (23)

Frontmatter
Contents
Introduction
International Conflicts Employing History as Its Instrument: What they are and how to Measure them?
Historical Memory as a Variable: Two Analytic Frameworks
How (and why) to Measure Conflicts of Memory?
History as an Instrument of Politics in Central and Eastern Europe
Between Orwell and Fukuyama. Poland and its Neighbours: Disputes over History
Overcoming Conflicting Memories: History in the Polish-German Relations after 1989
Heritage Burnt, Heritage Born – Paradox of “Space of Memory” in Conflicts: Ukraine’s Experience Reconsidered
The Accession Policy and Identity Conflict
Narrating Conflicts in Post-Truth Era: Facing Revisionist Russia. Ukraine and Georgia in a Comparative Perspective
The Dynamic Character of the Conflictual Historical Narrative (on the Example of the Georgian-Turkish Relations)
The Politics of Graves – Negotiations, Practice and Reactions about Fallen German Soldiers of World War Two and Their Resting Places in Russia
Peaceful Foreign Policy and Remembrance of War Effort. The Conceptualisation of Willingness to Defend in Finland and Its Connections to Previous Armed Conflict, 1960s–1989
History and Politics beyond Europe
Shadows of the Past. Japanese Imperial Policy and Its Influence on Contemporary Domestic and Foreign Policy of Japan
Disputes over Public Memory of U.S. Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the Case of Smithsonian’s Enola Gay Exhibitions (1994–2003)
Japan’s Power in East Sumatra and South Sumatra
From Allies to Enemies; Putting the Israeli- Iranian Conflict in Historical Context
History and its Impact on Contemporary International Relations: The Case of Rwanda
Successes and Failures: Methods of Getting Out of Historical Conflicts
The Resurfacing of the “Titanic” in the Balkan Bermuda Triangle: Political Conflicts over History between Sofia, Skopje and Athens before and after 1989
Israeli-Polish Political Dispute over the Amendment of the Act of the Institute of National Remembrance
Historical Commissions: A Mean to Overcome Traumatic Historical Experiences?
Possibilities of Building a Memory Dialogue between Russia and Poland Concerning Soviet Repression
List of Contributors
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