The Changing Place of Europe in Global Memory Cultures

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Usable Pasts and Futures of Transnational European Memories

Chapter 2 Between the National and the Transnational: European Memories of World War II in the Twenty-First-Century Museum in Germany and Poland

Chapter 3 Contemporary Memory Politics in Catalonia: Europeanizing and Mobilizing the History of the Spanish Civil War

Chapter 4 Memory Competition or Memory Collaboration? Politics, Networks, and Social Actors in Memories of Dictatorship

Chapter 5 Towards a Transnational Ethics for Europe: Memory and Vulnerability as Gateways to Europe’s Future in Koen Peeters’s Grote Europese roman

Chapter 6 Transnational Memory in Michael Haneke’s The White Ribbon and Cate Shortland’s Lore

Chapter 7 Visions of Europe in Fatih Akin’s The Evil Old Songs: Divided Past, Transnational Future?

Chapter 8 Beyond Foundational Myths: Images from the Margins of the European Memory Map

Chapter 9 A Place in the Sun: Colonial Entanglements in Lukas Bärfuss’s Hundert Tage and Daniel Goetsch’s Herz Aus Sand

Chapter 10 Compelled to Share: Exploring Holocaust and Residential School Survivors’ Stories

Chapter 11 From Europe’s Early Iron Age to a New Urbanist Shanzhai Village: Themed Environments, Global Property Markets, and the Role of Hallstatt’s Cultural Lineage