Table of contents : Acknowledgments Contents Introduction. Remembering Transitions: Approaching Memories in/of Crisis Part I: Transitions’ Working Memories Herta Müller and Katherine Verdery as Spies: File-Memoirs as Forms of Remembering through and against the Secret Police Archives Conflictive Cultural Narratives in the Collective Memory of the Spanish Transition: The Case of Trampa para Pájaros by José Luis Alonso De Santos Lost in Transition? Understanding Hungarian and Romanian 1989 Regime Change through Metalepsis and Collage Transition as Dysrhythmia: Luo Yijun, Generational Logic, and Taiwanese Post-postmodernism Refusing Transitional Time: Re-opening the Unresolved Truth and Reconciliation Commission Cases and the Future of Memory in Postapartheid South Africa Part II: Reworking Memories of Transitions Memoryscapes of the Southern European Transitions during the Great Recession Remembering the 1990s in Russia as a Form of Political Protest: Mnemonic Counterpublics We Were Hungry, but We Were Also Free: Narratives of Russia’s First Post-Soviet Decade on Instagram Romanian Transition and Transnational Crossings: A Well-Traveled Communist Biddy Writing Exile(s) from the Periphery: Hijos del exilio and Transnational Memory of the Southern Cone Democratic Transitions Remembering Transition in Contemporary South African and Russian Literatures: Between Melancholia and Repair Afterword Refusing the Anti-Politics Machine: On Post-Transitional, Transitional Times About the Authors Index