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4 Jul 2024: Sofia Bourantoni is a PhD candidate at the Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge.</p> <p> She holds a bachelor's degree in International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of ... Economics and Business, and a master's degree in

14 Jun 2024: global scientific networks, economic botany and an. imperial project to feed enslaved populations.

In regions with more acute land shortage, such as South Asia, land resources and its uses are intensely contested, as rapid urbanization, demographic changes, and economic development interact with persistent insecurities

also challenge current social and economic assumptions. and serve as thought experiments for alternative futures? •

The themes of the conference will deal with:  Economic value of heritage for tourism  Tourism contributing to heritage conservation  Heritage conservation contributing to tourism  Managing the gap ... in value. CCRI’s (30-plus) existing

4 Jul 2024: in International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of Economics and Business, and a master's degree in Art History and Theory, University of Essex.

networking, growing freemarket, economic globalisation, and increasingly diverse identity. politics, while at the same time strict national boundaries have contributed to an escalation in the. ... Unfortunately,. Beverley Road has suffered from economic

Identifying and mapping contemporary legacies – economic, social,. cultural, psychological. CAMBRIDGE HERITAGE RESEARCH GROUP | 20 NOVEMBER 2017. ... Reparations 2. Economic compensation 3. Restorative justice 4. Teaching and learning about slavery 5.

14 Jun 2024: in Routledge International Handbook. and economic deprivation. During these events,. Trump repeatedly referenced the region's historical. ... environmental costs of coal mining, and populist. politicians, who focus on the positive economic.

of 21st century life, manifesting in political, social, cultural and economic spheres as well as in private lives. ... of New Orleans and the Mississippi River Delta b) bring into dialogue indigenous, European, and American economic and cultural studies;

domestic and foreign policy, economics, as well as various aspects of American history, literature, religion, geography, law, musicology, and culture. ... different kind of ‘reformation’ (re-formation): the establishment of the world’s first

14 Jun 2024: between foreign communities and local. heritage? What effect and economic impact. ... and economic strata to attend. Held in the. church where one of Olaudah Equiano’s.

4 Jul 2024: Sofia Bourantoni is a PhD candidate at the Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge.</p> <p> She holds a bachelor's degree in International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of ... Economics and Business, and a master's degree in

14 Jun 2024: global scientific networks, economic botany and an. imperial project to feed enslaved populations.

historical specifics – linguistic or legal, economic or. cultural, intellectual or commercial – are, by necessity,. ... Legal frameworks (regulation, censorship, self-. censorship). • Commercial logics (creation of economic networks,.

4 Jul 2024: in International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of Economics and Business, and a master's degree in Art History and Theory, University of Essex.

Debates over how political, social, economic, and cultural change occurs in Japan, both in the past and present, have often swung between these narratives of crisis, continuity and change. ... well as economic reform • proposals for and resistance to

After the Second World War, the launching of projects for social and economic modernization. ... How can we historicize natural history objects and integrate their political and economic contexts.

They are based on general political, social, and economic developments and the historical experience of individuals. ... We welcome proposals exploring political, economic, and socio-cultural interactions from a variety of fields and perspectives.

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - Heritage Ecologies https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/research-themes/ecologies ecologies-label.jpg Heritage Ecologies are attracting increasing attention across the humanities and the social and

4 Jul 2024: Adaiah Hudgins-Lopez. This discussion highlights heritage and colonialism in the context of undocumented Latino migration and settlement in the Detroit-Windsor transborder region with specific considerations around race, economic exchange

any substantial economic changes worldwide, I am still willing. to continue my doctoral course and to achieve strong. ... and pervasive nature of (im)mobility in contemporary. times. Wars, climate change, economic recessions, and.

The role of public libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural heritage institutions in economic hard times and natural disasters. •

networking, growing freemarket, economic globalisation, and increasingly diverse identity. politics, while at the same time strict national boundaries have contributed to an escalation in the. ... Unfortunately,. Beverley Road has suffered from economic

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - Heritage Ecologies https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/research-themes/ecologies ecologies-label.jpg Heritage Ecologies are attracting increasing attention across the humanities and the social and

humanities (anthropology, history, geography, economics, political sciences, development studies) and from emerging and established scholars, to contribute to an interdisciplinary workshop aimed at re-theorizing contemporary and historic cooperative

interpretation, civil involvements, anti-stigma strategies? What were the political,. economic and social contexts to support these current methods? •

Identifying and mapping contemporary legacies – economic, social,. cultural, psychological. CAMBRIDGE HERITAGE RESEARCH GROUP | 20 NOVEMBER 2017. ... Reparations 2. Economic compensation 3. Restorative justice 4. Teaching and learning about slavery 5.

4 Jul 2024: Historic urban places matter economically, environmentally and socially. Much of the evidence for this view has focused on positive outputs in terms of facilitating urban and economic development and, increasingly, drawing

4 Jul 2024: in International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of Economics and Business, and a master's degree in Art History and Theory, University of Essex.

any substantial economic changes worldwide, I am still willing. to continue my doctoral course and to achieve strong. ... and pervasive nature of (im)mobility in contemporary. times. Wars, climate change, economic recessions, and.

4 Jul 2024: in International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of Economics and Business, and a master's degree in Art History and Theory, University of Essex.

The different ways heritage acts as an economic asset, or has economic value ascribed to it, exist in complex. ... economic value of cultural heritage to support community resilience. In particular, it will examine the work of.

Our guiding principles are to promote archaeology, heritage and the current research within the area, as sources of social and economic wellbeing and cultural development. ... Narration is always mediated by power dynamics embedded in, and generated by,

The local economic impact of museum and gallery development;. • (Foreign) investors in urban sites with a heritage component;. • ... with one another to become pre-eminent centers of economic and cultural exchange, and tourism.

arts, anthropology, sociology, geography, cultural studies, colonial and post-colonial studies,. economics, marketing, legal studies, etc. ... Details and Application. https://kingstonjobs.engageats.co.uk/ViewVacancyV2.aspx?enc=mEgrBL4XQK0ld8aNkwYmL.

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - Conflict & Post-Conflict Heritage https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/research-themes/conflict-postconflict conflict-label.jpg Heritage and conflict come together before the first shots are fired, when it

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - Conflict & Post-Conflict Heritage https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/research-themes/conflict-postconflict conflict-label.jpg Heritage and conflict come together before the first shots are fired, when it

For several decades now, scholars have been attuned to Atlantic Canada’s place in the Atlantic World, and this water-based framework can be extended downward into local economic, social, and ... cultural, economic and/or architectural significance.

practically emerging problems in conservation. • Sustainable development goals (focusing on economic, cultural, and social aspects) sets.

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - Tangible & Intangible Heritage https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/research-themes/tangible-intangible intangible-label.jpg The Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, which was

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - Tangible & Intangible Heritage https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/research-themes/tangible-intangible intangible-label.jpg The Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, which was

4 Jul 2024: to the placement of technological and economic infrastructures in support of scholars and community activists who work towards the establishment of full-spectrum archiving of Jewish memory.

First, we will explore how communities reinvent themselves and repurpose the past during and after radical socio-economic change, repairing old connections while creating and maintaining new ones. ... Life supports world-class science in the region and

interpretation, civil involvements, anti-stigma strategies? What were the political,. economic and social contexts to support these current methods? •

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - CHRC Partners https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/partners en Prof Cameron Petrie - on sabbatical in 2023-24 https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/staff/prof-cameron-petrie-sabbatical-2023-24 <div

The viewpoints on the promotion of diversity for economic activities and cultural perceptions are not identical as the emphasis on the pragmatic utility and inclusive promotion of diversity are often incommensurable. ... sovereignty, authority, and the

4 Jul 2024: Cambridge Heritage Research Centre - CHRC Partners https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/people/partners en Prof Cameron Petrie - on sabbatical in 2023-24 https://www.heritage.arch.cam.ac.uk/staff/prof-cameron-petrie-sabbatical-2023-24 <div

This conference, by extension, aims to explore the role of tangible ingredients and foodstuffs and/or intangible foodways—defined as the cultural, social, and economic processes involved in the production and ... not limited to, Anthropology,

of Human Rights. 26 November: Paul Burtenshaw (Independent Heritage Specialist). 4-5pm Community Resilience and the Economics of Heritage.