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Memory studies

the dominant configuration of mnemonic actors around a past event, classed as fractured, pillarized or unified.

In memory studies, memory regime refers to the dominant configuration of mnemonic actors around a past event, classed as fractured, pillarized or unified. This meaning comes from Bernhard (2014) in Twenty Years After Communism.[1]

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Bernhard, M., & Kubik, J. (2014). Twenty Years After Communism. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780199375141

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