INVESTIGATING VICIOUSNESS AND MEMORY GOVERNMENTAL ISSUES IN A WORLDWIDE SETTING: A SUGGESTION
Abstract
This proposal delves into the intricate interplay between violence and memory politics on a global scale. It seeks to investigate how societies across different regions construct, contest, and commemorate memories of violence, shaping collective identities and political narratives. The study employs a comparative approach, analyzing various historical and contemporary cases to uncover patterns and dynamics in memory governance. Through qualitative analysis and theoretical frameworks, it aims to elucidate the strategies employed by state and non-state actors to influence collective memory and historical narratives. The findings contribute to understanding the role of memory in shaping global politics and social cohesion amidst diverse cultural contexts.
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Violence, Memory Politics, Global ContextHow to Cite
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