6th Annual Conference of the Historical Dialogues, Justice, and Memory Network In considering the politics and policies of commemorating the past, this ...

From World War I onwards, the figure of the victim has almost become a synonym of memory, particularly of traumatic memory. Soldiers first; then, the civil ...

Date: 12 June 2017 Venue: VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands The international community deems that international crimes, such as genocide, crimes ...

“The darkening of the world makes the irrationality of art rational: radically darkened art.” – Theodor Adorno What emerges in the aftermath of war? ...

IMAGES AND COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE: FUNCTION, USE AND MEMORY Since its inception, the field of genocide studies has been characterized by its ...

There is a growing consensus that presenting perpetrators of mass crimes as monsters or psychopaths is ultimately counterproductive, as it obscures the ...

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The Journal of Perpetrator Research is looking to fill a number of positions (editors, advisory board, submissions dept., production and administration). ...