I am looking for literature - both theoretical and research papers - on memory politics, with a particular focus on Post-Soviet memory within the South Caucasus context.
I would appreciate any guidance on where to look that up.
FYI, even though it's the common English term, you might want to add some further keywords like "remembrance/ commemoration", "politics of history" or some such, because with just the term "memory", I'm not sure your question reaches your target audience. (Which I assume is not experimental psychologists.)
Julia Englert thanks for the valuable tip. None of those keywords worked. I added some more though.
Memory Politics: The Post-Soviet Memory Landscape in Tbilisi
https://caucasusedition.net/memory-politics-the-post-soviet-memory-landscape-in-tbilisi/
This is a conference paper with a list of scholars who would be worth reaching out to:
Memory and Identity in Post-Soviet Space: Georgia and the Caucasus in a Broader Eastern European Context
https://iliauni.edu.ge/uploads/other/36/36751.pdf
After the so-called rehabilitation at Simon Janashia Museum of Georgia (Tbilisi) you won't find anything from medieval Georgian history (sic!).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Janashia_Museum_of_Georgia
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