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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 22, Number 4, 19 May 2018

Introduction: contesting memory and citizenship in Canada
pp. 345-357(13)
Authors: Nijhawan, Michael; Winland, Daphne; Wüstenberg, Jenny

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Canada 150: exhibiting national memory at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights
pp. 358-380(23)
Author: Failler, Angela

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Mass capture against memory: Chinese head tax certificates and the making of noncitizens
pp. 381-400(20)
Author: Cho, Lily M.

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Memory and citizenship in diaspora: remembering the Armenian Genocide in Canada
pp. 401-418(18)
Author: Gül Kaya, Duygu

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Migration, morals, and memory: political genealogies of a transnational Greek left
pp. 419-432(14)
Author: Pendakis, Katherine L.

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Working through the limits of multidirectional memory: Ottawa’s Memorial to the Victims of Communism and National Holocaust Monument
pp. 433-451(19)
Authors: Dolgoy, Rebecca Clare; Elżanowski, Jerzy

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Open Access Epilogue: citizenship, memory, and the curious case of Canada
pp. 452-457(6)
Author: Rigney, Ann

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