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Communist and Post-Communist Studies (2024) 57 (3): 1–15.
Published: 01 September 2024
... and the salience of the transition paradigm. In memory studies, this is manifested in the dominance of the cosmopolitan memory mode as the correct way the violent past should be commemorated. The introduction reviews the existing literature on Russia’s memory politics and highlights three limitations: (1...
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Communist and Post-Communist Studies (2024) 57 (3): 41–58.
Published: 19 February 2024
... discuss the history of the Cossacks. Central and regional authorities as well as Cossack organizations, both official and unofficial, take an active part in the politics of remembering the Cossacks. However, there are practically no specialized studies exploring memory politics regarding the Cossacks...
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Communist and Post-Communist Studies (2023) 57 (1): 154–173.
Published: 15 May 2023
... should have the right to decide whether this is done: 67% of respondents agreed with the neighbor. Yet, it might be wrong to interpret these results as a belief that the state should control the memory politics and as a fear of the state. During the second wave of polling in eight Russian regions...
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Communist and Post-Communist Studies (2022) 55 (3): 24–43.
Published: 19 August 2022
... used by the state memory politics. Many scholars claim that the two memories are opposing: one is heroic and “nationalist,” the other is tragic and “cosmopolitan.” A study of regional memory politics and activism shows, however, that the interrelation between the two is more complicated. Rarely do...