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Introduction: cultural practices of victimhood (Martin Hoondert, Paul Mutsaers and William Arfman) Part I: Ritual Practices 1. Srebrenica: conflict and ritual complexities (Martin Hoondert) 2. A monument for boat refugees: ritual and the art of liminality (William Arfman) 3. Refugee rituals: exploring ritual repertoire of victimhood (Paul Post) Part II: Artistic Practices 4. Representing the experience of victims at the Berlin Wall Memorial Museum (David Clarke) 5. Victimhood in reverse: art in the age of apology (Lieke Wijnia) 6. Basque Country competing memories at the local, regional and state levels: promoting public artistic events versus public institutional policies (Gema Varona) 7. Who speaks for the victim? Experiences of migrants and refugees in Jenny Erpenbeck’s novel Go, Went, Gone and Mikhail Shishkin’s Maidenhair (Odile Heynders) Part III: Media Practices 8. #BlackLivesMatter: understanding anti-police protest as a cultural practice (Paul Mutsaers) 9. Online-offline modes of identity and community: Elliot Rodger’s twisted world of masculine victimhood (Jan Blommaert) 10. The Cologne translation note: victims and perpetrators (Sjaak Kroon) Epilogue: imagining cultural victimology (Antony Pemberton)