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commemorative street naming: a standalone construct

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commemorativestreet naming1 CONSTRUCTCommemorative streetAZARYAHU · MEMORY STUDIES

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Memory studies

naming streets after people and events to embed an official version of the past into everyday city life, which shifts with regime change.

In memory studies, commemorative street naming refers to naming streets after people and events to embed an official version of the past into everyday city life, which shifts with regime change. This meaning comes from Azaryahu (1996) in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space.[1]

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  1. Azaryahu, M. (1996). The Power of Commemorative Street Names. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 14(3), 311-330. https://doi.org/10.1068/d140311

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