Who controls the past controls the future.
Who controls the present controls the past.
George Orwell’s dystopian vision has only gained relevance since 1984 […]
The planned two-semester seminar Worldmaking in Ruptures and Rifts within the framework of NCN Opus 22 project “After Climate Crisis. Non-scalable survival strategies in speculative fabulations […]
Curators: Prof. Branislava Kuburović (Prague City University) and Prof. Irena Řehořová (Charles University)
This special pre-conference exhibition […]
PoSoCoMeS is also excited to launch its official blog, a platform designed to foster global connections among researchers, deepen discussions on post-socialist memory, and highlight innovative work in the field. The blog covers diverse post-socialist experiences across regions such as the former Soviet republics, Central and […]
This workshop focuses on the process of composing a digital archive. The creation of digital archives involves complex selection processes that inherently include and exclude content. Digitisation transforms physical […]
The Post-Socialist and Comparative Memory Studies (PoSoCoMeS) Working Group is pleased to announce its upcoming seminar program, featuring engaging discussions led by distinguished scholars in the field. These sessions will explore critical topics in post-socialist memory studies, providing valuable insights for researchers and practitioners alike.
We are delighted to announce the confirmed publishers for the Ninth Annual Memory Studies Association Conference in Prague (July 14–18, 2025). These esteemed publishers will be […]
We are pleased to announce that MSA has a small pool of travel funding available to assist selected applicants attend the conference in Prague 2025; given […]
The MSA is happy to announce that we can provide a limited number of Special Travel Grants – the Gerda Henkel Travel […]