The volume “Memory in Transition in Southeast Europe: Generational Change in an Age of Turmoil“, edited by Francesco Trupia and Jasna Dragović-Soso, and published by Peter Lang in the series South-East European History, explores the multifaceted experiences of post-socialist generations in Southeast Europe through the lens of postmemory. It is a project initiated by the Balkan History Association.
Table of Contents
List of Figures
Introduction: Memory in Transition in a Time of Turmoil, Francesco Trupia and Jasna Dragović-Soso
Remembering the Socialist Past in History Textbooks in Post-Yugoslav Countries, Jovana Mihajlović Trbovc and Tamara P. Trošt
Post-Dayton Generation: Young Serbs in Srebrenica between Normative Divisions and Common Experiences, Shary Mitidieri
Memories and Emotions in the Transnational Life Trajectories of the Turks from Bulgaria, Ivaylo Markov
Sculpture in the Public Space as a Means of Addressing the Young: The Case of Cluj-Napoca, Roxana Modreanu
Stitching Together “Difficult” Memories: The Case of Skopje 2014, Federico Marcomini
A Silent Transition to Oblivion? Bulgaria’s Communist Heritage amidst the Russian War against Ukraine, Francesco Trupia and Vesselin Alexiev
Notes on Contributors
Index
