Power and the Past: Collective Memory and International Relations
by Thomas Berger, Michael Kazin, Eric Langenbacher, Yossi Shain, Bettina Warburg-Johnson, Avi Beker, Ori Z. Soltes, Omer Bartov, Jeffrey Herf, Gerrit Gong
Power and the Past examines the connection between collective memory and international relations. Through an interdisciplinary collection of perspectives, the book considers how historical remembrance shapes political life and global affairs, offering a thoughtful resource for readers of history, politics, sociology, and international studies.
About This Book
Power and the Past explores the relationship between collective memory and international relations.
The book considers how interpretations of the past can influence political life and interactions among states and societies.
Bringing together contributions from multiple authors, it presents an interdisciplinary perspective on memory, history, and global affairs.
It is suited to readers interested in history, politics, international relations, and the ways the past remains relevant to the present.
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