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

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Memory as ‘Temporal Loop’ in the War on Terror: Using the Past to Secure the Future (and Failing)e insecurity. Across public inquiries, coroners’ investigations and memorialisation, there is an in-built assumption that societies (and security practitioners) should be able to learn from disastrous events.

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Hanau/Main: Topography of Immigration, Taboo, and Terror, and Lieu de Mémoiren the shadow. This changed when the terror attack of 19?February 2020, suddenly put Hanau on the map. In the space of a few hours, a male, white, right-wing extremist shooter deliberately killed nine people, in central Hanau and the nearby quarter of Kesselstadt, and then returned home and shot his

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Resilience or Reconstruction? A Psychoanalytical Approach to Urban Space After the Attack on the Pro, this chapter shows that a phenomenon of redoubling the loss is necessary for the individual and collective mourning process. Post-attack life confronts the bereaved with two types of loss: a traumatic loss (the absolute emptiness left by the other in his or her brutal death) and a symboligenic los

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Temporal Conflicts and the Victimhood Communities (Un)Bound by Memoryme passes. How can we capture and explore the role of time in the experiences of the victims? How do relationships between the past, present, and future, inform, manifest in, and shape the lives of those affected by terrorism? Is the memory of trauma suffered frozen in time and minds like a photogra

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