The Role of Memory in War Politics and Post-Conflict Reconciliation : Historical Memory in Crisis

Name: The Role of Memory in War Politics and Post-Conflict Reconciliation : Historical Memory in Crisis
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Taylor & Francis Ltd

Explore the complex interplay between memory, war, politics, and post-conflict reconciliation in 'The Role of Memory in War Politics and Post-Conflict Reconciliation: Historical Memory in Crisis'. This insightful hardback delves into how historical memory shapes political landscapes and influences the processes of healing and rebuilding after conflict. Written by Lily Hamourtziadou from Birmingham City University, UK, this book offers a critical examination of memory's power in shaping national narratives and international relations. Key aspects covered include: * The impact of collective memory on political decision-making during and after conflict. * Strategies for post-conflict reconciliation and the role of historical narratives. * Case studies illustrating the challenges and successes of managing historical memory. This book is essential for academics, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the profound influence of memory on contemporary global affairs and the pursuit of lasting peace.