We are pleased to share that the Special Issue of Sage’s Memory Studies Journal: “Taking […]
In the Summer of 2018, as part of a course entitled The […]
We are pleased to report that our first MSA’s Memory Scholars at Risk Fellow, Maryna Rusanova, is working on the research project Antisemitism in Post-Migrant Britain at the University of Birmingham.
This study investigated the connection between […]
The Max Weber Foundation (MWF) supports Ukrainian researchers who cannot continue their work […]
Editors: Violeta Davoliūtė (Vilnius University) and Felix Ackermann (Fernuniversität in Hagen)
The […]
Dear MSA Members,
The current co-ordinators of the MSA Mentorship Program, Dr Catherine Gilbert and Professor Ruramisai Charumbira, are delighted to invite applications from prospective mentors and mentees […]
We are happy to announce that the results of the MSA’s Best Paper Awards 2023 are finally out!
Congratulations, Molly Anderson, who won the prize with her paper titled: “Texturing Absence: A Geography of a Disappeared Woodstock Beach”.
The papers were assessed by our Advisory […]