Democratic memory
Democratic memory: the collective duty to remember in order to sustain the democratic order.
Democratic memory is the public exercise of remembering — victims, resistances, institutions — so that the lessons of authoritarianism do not dilute in oblivion. The White Rose, the Ibero-American experiences following dictatorships, the European memory sites are living testimonies. Revista Conciencia Democrática publishes analysis on public memory policies and their disputes.
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