Add to ORKG90 pagesMemorialization is a tool of transitional justice that utilizes the power of memory to recognize a society’s painful history to cultivate a new understanding of past and present injustices. In post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina, the establishment of memorialization efforts is highly contested, as they are implemented by local communities, political elites, and the international community in an ethno-nationalist society with a unique memoryscape that widely functions on ethnic division rather than unification. This thesis utilizes the case studies of the Slana Banja memorial complex in Tuzla and the Srebrenica-Potočari Memorial and Cemetery in Potočari to analyze and contrast the forms, functions, successes, and limitations of memoriali...
This article gives an overview of the three main mutually exclusive ethnonational narratives develop...
Responses to the prevalence of wartime rape in Bosnia-Herzegovina during the 1990s civil war has bee...
This article highlights the correlation between collective memory, individual sense of justice and a...
Memorialization is a tool of transitional justice that utilizes the power of memory to recognize a s...
This paper examines the memory practices of the memorial complex at Mrakovica at the Kozara National...
This thesis provides a case-study of the relationship between public memory and lived experience in ...
Wars, suffering, torture, hundreds of thousands of people that have been displaced or missing, pover...
In this article, the author uses the history of the city of Mostar to illuminate the relationship be...
Why is it that, twenty-three years after the Srebrenica genocide, transitional justice and memoriali...
2011 marked twenty years since the beginning of the violent dissolution of the former Yugoslavia, fi...
Though the study of memory has experienced a global boom, there is still a missing link between tran...
As the title of this symposium reflects, a critically important dimension of the Tribunal\u27s legac...
This article provides a preliminary overview of the perceptions of Bleiburg among Croats and Bosniak...
Memory, individual or collective, is not only closely related to socio-political phenomena, but also...
Though the 1999 war that liberated Kosovo from Serbian control is over fifteen years in the past, me...
This article gives an overview of the three main mutually exclusive ethnonational narratives develop...
Responses to the prevalence of wartime rape in Bosnia-Herzegovina during the 1990s civil war has bee...
This article highlights the correlation between collective memory, individual sense of justice and a...
Memorialization is a tool of transitional justice that utilizes the power of memory to recognize a s...
This paper examines the memory practices of the memorial complex at Mrakovica at the Kozara National...
This thesis provides a case-study of the relationship between public memory and lived experience in ...
Wars, suffering, torture, hundreds of thousands of people that have been displaced or missing, pover...
In this article, the author uses the history of the city of Mostar to illuminate the relationship be...
Why is it that, twenty-three years after the Srebrenica genocide, transitional justice and memoriali...
2011 marked twenty years since the beginning of the violent dissolution of the former Yugoslavia, fi...
Though the study of memory has experienced a global boom, there is still a missing link between tran...
As the title of this symposium reflects, a critically important dimension of the Tribunal\u27s legac...
This article provides a preliminary overview of the perceptions of Bleiburg among Croats and Bosniak...
Memory, individual or collective, is not only closely related to socio-political phenomena, but also...
Though the 1999 war that liberated Kosovo from Serbian control is over fifteen years in the past, me...
This article gives an overview of the three main mutually exclusive ethnonational narratives develop...
Responses to the prevalence of wartime rape in Bosnia-Herzegovina during the 1990s civil war has bee...
This article highlights the correlation between collective memory, individual sense of justice and a...