China’s Memory Laws - The Global Reach of Beijing’s Push to Juridify Memory
Chang, Vincent K.L.
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Verfassungsblog
2024-05-02
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The study of ‘memory laws’ has seen a spectacular rise in recent years as governments worldwide are reverting to formal legislation to shape and secure their preferred historical discourses and outlaw narratives subverting these. Despite the increasingly global nature of this phenomenon, this budding scholarly genre has remained largely preoccupied with developments in Europe. Until very recently, Chinese memory laws have been overlooked in these discussions. It is time to start paying attention to them.
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Chang, Vincent K.L.
China
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Memory Laws
Rule of Law
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