Memory Politics, Identity and Conflict

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Focusing on the methodology of researching historical memory, this book explores its role in shaping political actions and social movements. It examines how historical memory influences national identity, perceptions, and policy-making, highlighting its connection to nationalism and international conflict. The author presents various analytical frameworks to categorize and measure the effects of historical memory. Additionally, the book discusses research tools such as public opinion polls, textbooks, and memorial sites to investigate the functions of historical memory effectively.