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Local Memory, International Conflicts: Case Study of the Katyn Memorial in Jersey City, USA

  • Krzysztof Wasilewski
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Abstract

Non-state actors are gaining in importance in international politics. Regions, and even cities, often initiate global activities in the field of human rights, climate change or healthcare service. The paper presents the theoretical and empirical aspects of international memory diplomacy of cities and its conflicting character. The first part of the paper indicates theoretical assumptions considering the foreign policy of non-state actors and their memory diplomacy, analysed from the perspective of the constructivist paradigm. The second part focuses on an empirical case study, namely the case of city of Jersey City and the Katyn Memorial located there.

Abstract

Non-state actors are gaining in importance in international politics. Regions, and even cities, often initiate global activities in the field of human rights, climate change or healthcare service. The paper presents the theoretical and empirical aspects of international memory diplomacy of cities and its conflicting character. The first part of the paper indicates theoretical assumptions considering the foreign policy of non-state actors and their memory diplomacy, analysed from the perspective of the constructivist paradigm. The second part focuses on an empirical case study, namely the case of city of Jersey City and the Katyn Memorial located there.

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