Titlebook: Marketing Challenges in a Turbulent Business Environment; Proceedings of the 2 Mark D. Groza,Charles B. Ragland Conference proceedings 2016

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Ina Garnefeld,Sabrina V. Helmnd and Sabrina Harmon, have had a greater influence on the collective memory of the Iraq War than any other image. The public appearance of these images is also momentous because it has made visible a culture of subjugation and dehumanization within the military, where photographs serve as trophies

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Juan Carlos Sosa-Varela,G?ran Svensson,Carmen Padin,Nils Hogevold,Beverly Wagner,Carlos Ferro,Danielzed in the sense that it has become the common property of everyone (or at least of everyone in what the authors call ‘Second Modernity’). As Levy and Sznaider occasionally recognize, there are two concepts of universality at work here. The first is the conceptual and normative universality of a con

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Gregory J. Kivenzorzed in the sense that it has become the common property of everyone (or at least of everyone in what the authors call ‘Second Modernity’). As Levy and Sznaider occasionally recognize, there are two concepts of universality at work here. The first is the conceptual and normative universality of a con

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Arturo Z. Vasquez-Parraga,Humberto Valencia Although the AEC referred to Oak Ridge’s transition as part of a process of normalization, ‘Operation Open Sesame’ was a spectacular event with 10,000 people in attendance, including numerous celebrities and politicians, such as the movie stars Marie MacDonald and Rod Cameron, as well as Senator Br

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Michael D. Basil,Debra Zabreznik Basil (nation state) interests are projected onto the past (Hobsbawm and Ranger 1983). This venerable research tradition is in line with Orwell’s perception of a controlling hegemonic party. Challenging this state-centric view, another popular research strand draws on Michel Foucault’s notion of counter-

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Matthias Rüfenacht,Tobias Schlager,Peter Maas sharpened awareness of historical injustices that remained unresolved. This chapter draws on approaches from memory studies, migration studies, and history to explore how this helps refugees reformulate a sense of self and historical justice through the Wars on Terror.

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Nic S. Terblancheerviews with the RTMMM survivor-docents, comparison?with studies from other survivors’ experiences in memorial museums, analysis of RTMMM visitor comments, and insights from?trauma studies, the chapter reveals that memory from the margins unsettles a visitor’s ability to incorporate the history with

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