Titlebook: Urban Terrorism in Contemporary Europe; Remembering, Imagini Katharina Karcher,Yordanka Dimcheva,Mia Parkes Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s)

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existing and intersecting memories.Introduces readers to key.This open access book sheds light on collective practices of remembering, imagining and anticipating in relation to recent acts of urban terrorism in Europe. Analysing a range of personal and collective responses to urban terrorism in cont

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,Introduction: Remembering Urban Terror in Europe—Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Memorialisation, the narrating, remembering, and forgetting of terror attacks across Europe between 2004 and 2019. The aim of this volume is to offer ‘thick descriptions’ (Geertz, 1973) of the material, cultural, and political impact of this violence. As such, this introduction offers an initial contextualisation o

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European Cities Facing Terrorism: From Social Responses to Memory, and Vice Versaes it work exactly? How can we grasp it sociologically? I will begin by specifying what I understand by ‘immediate memorialisation’ and distinguish the different forms it takes. I will then trace how we move from an immediate memorialisation to a longer-term memorialisation, and in what way the usua