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Genderfikacja Czy miasta mają płeć? [rec. Marguerite van den Berg: Gender in the Post-Fordist Urban. The Gender Revolution in Planning and Public Policy. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2017, ss. 128.]

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Warmuz K.

Śląskie Studia Polonistyczne

2018

vol. 12

issue 2

207-217

The aim of the review is to discuss the main threads in Marguerite van den Berg’s monograph Gender in the Post-Fordist Urban. The Gender Revolution in Planning and Public Policy (2017). The author of the monograph analyses the city of Rotterdam in terms of gender-specific practices, which, according to the researcher, are consistent with the logic of the post-fordist city.

The Hypertrophy of Polish Remembrance Policy after 2015: Trends and Outcomes

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Stryjek T.

Zoon Politikon

2018

issue 9 Special Issue

43-66

Polish authorities have placed so much importance on remembrance policy since the end of 2015 that it has led to the hypertrophy of the phenomenon. From the 1990s, Poland has been at the forefront of shaping the infrastructure of this form of politics in Europe. Admittedly, even before 2015, national remembrance policy referred mainly to martyrologic and heroic experiences from the period 1939-1956, but it was the victory of Law and Justice in the elections in 2015 and the creation of a oneparty government that resulted in the repeated official declarations of the necessity to defend national “dignity”. This has been accompanied by wiping from national memory past crimes committed by Poles, particularly against Jews.

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Genderfikacja Czy miasta mają płeć? [rec. Marguerite van den Berg: Gender in the Post-Fordist Urban. The Gender Revolution in Planning and Public Policy. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2017, ss. 128.]

The Hypertrophy of Polish Remembrance Policy after 2015: Trends and Outcomes