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Violence and the Dialectics of Landscape: Memorialization in CambodiaFootnote1

James TynerView further author information
(Professor of Geography) ,
Savina SirikView further author information
(Master's Students in Geography) &
Samuel HenkinView further author information
(Master's Students in Geography)
Pages 277-293 | Received 23 Jul 2014, Published online: 04 Nov 2019

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Timur Hammond. (2020) MAKING MEMORIAL PUBLICS: MEDIA, MONUMENTS, AND THE POLITICS OF COMMEMORATION FOLLOWING TURKEY’S JULY 2016 COUP ATTEMPT. Geographical Review 110:4, pages 536-555.
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Emily Mitamura. (2019) The coloniality of abridgment: afterlives of mass violence in Cambodia and the US. Third World Quarterly 40:2, pages 389-404.
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Samuel Henkin. (2018) Postmemory and the Geographies of Violence at Kraing Ta Chan, Cambodia. GeoHumanities 4:2, pages 462-480.
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G. E. John & K. M. Carlson. (2016) ‘Making Change’ in the memorial landscape to the Dakota–US War of 1862: remembrance, healing and justice through affective participation in the Dakota Commemorative March (DCM). Social & Cultural Geography 17:8, pages 987-1016.
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Hamzah Muzaini. (2023) On the geographies of monuments and migration memory-making. Geoforum 145, pages 103841.
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Timothy Williams. (2021) Remembering and silencing complexity in post-genocide memorialisation: Cambodia’s Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. Memory Studies 15:1, pages 3-19.
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James A. Tyner. 2020. Tourism, Cultural Heritage and Urban Regeneration. Tourism, Cultural Heritage and Urban Regeneration 173 185 .

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