Social Change and Collective Memory¶
Schwartz, B. (1991). Social Change and Collective Memory: The Democratization of George Washington. American Sociological Review, 56(2), 221-236.
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- Collective Memory
- Schwartz 1991 demonstrates empirically how collective memory of George Washington shifted across American historical periods to match present political needs, illustrating the active reconstruction process
This sourceEmpirically tracks how the collective memory of George Washington shifted (aristocratic → democratic) across historical periods to match present political values, illustrating active reconstruction.
- Schwartz 1991 demonstrates empirically how collective memory of George Washington shifted across American historical periods to match present political needs, illustrating the active reconstruction process
- Scenario Planning
- (1) Scenario planning constructs a small set (typically 3–5) of internally consistent, structurally distinct stories about how the future might unfold, each built by systematically varying the most critical and most uncertain driving forces shaping the decision environment, the canonical practitioner formulation given by Schwartz (1991).
This sourceSchwartz demonstrates empirically that collective memory of George Washington shifts across historical periods to match present political needs and identities, illustrating active reconstruction.
- (1) Scenario planning constructs a small set (typically 3–5) of internally consistent, structurally distinct stories about how the future might unfold, each built by systematically varying the most critical and most uncertain driving forces shaping the decision environment, the canonical practitioner formulation given by Schwartz (1991).
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