Anfal and Halabja Genocide: Lessons Not Learned
Prof. Ofra Bengio, a Senior Research Fellow at MDC, published an article in "The Journal of the Middle East and Africa" about the Halabja genocide and the lessons learned from this Kurdish trauma.
Collective memory
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Memory Politics in Bahrain: The Invocation of the Early Modern Past in the Aftermath of the February 14, 2011 Uprising
Chelsi Mueller has published an article in "The History & Memory journal", discussing how Bahraini historical collective memory of a Shi'a uprising in 1922 was used politically during the 2011 uprisings in Bahrain.
Napoleon’s Bicentenary
In this latest edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Stephane Cohen examines the legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte in the Arab world, following the bicentenery marking two-hundred years since his death.
The Memory of the Joop Westerweel Resistance Movement in Israel and the Netherlands
Joyce van de Bildt de Jong has written a chapter in "Remembering the Second World War", edited by Patrick Finney and which will be published in 2018 by Routledge.
Nostalgia for the Monarchy in Egypt (Hebrew)
Joyce van de Bildt examines current feelings of nostalgia in modern Egypt for the monarchy. In Hebrew.