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8 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

8 Jul 2024: Her research concerns the production and consumption of heritage sites as this engages tourism, marketing/branding, economic and social development, local and national imaginaries, performances of identity, community rights, and regimes

8 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.

8 Jul 2024: PhD Student in Archaeology. Deputy Director, Cambridge Heritage Research Centre. Professor in Regional Transformation and Economic Security, Department of Land Economy.

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

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

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,

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.

8 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

African Cultural Heritage and Economic Development: An exploitable asset and a. ... Cambridge). 16.00 – 16.20 Aaron Kofi Badu Yankholmes. Slavery heritage, local communities and economic development.

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

 Program/Curriculum/Course Development.  Business Degree Programs.  Department Diversity.  Teaching Experiences. ...  Your scientific curriculum is internationally oriented and you perform high-quality scientific research in the (broader)

 Program/Curriculum/Course Development.  Business Degree Programs.  Department Diversity.  Teaching Experiences. ...  Your scientific curriculum is internationally oriented and you perform high-quality scientific research in the (broader)

PMW means the inclusion of diverse memories across social situations (gender, socio-economic status, education, migration, etc.) into public memory work. ... For a further informal discussion, please contact John Anderson, Assistant Director - Economic

Expanding AHSA’S Global Outreach Education, Communication, Activism, Cul-. tural, and Economic Partnerships”. ... as an interdisciplinary field of research with major social, economic and cultural significance.

African Cultural Heritage and Economic Development: An exploitable asset and a. ... Cambridge). 16.00 – 16.20 Aaron Kofi Badu Yankholmes. Slavery heritage, local communities and economic development.

objects. This role oversees and facilitates the active participation of school pupils in a curriculum-based programme, that draws on the Horniman’s world-wide collections and gardens. ... a working knowledge of the national curriculum and a reflective

objects. This role oversees and facilitates the active participation of school pupils in a curriculum-based programme, that draws on the Horniman’s world-wide collections and gardens. ... a working knowledge of the national curriculum and a reflective

By critically analysing the often romanticised discourses of ‘heritage’, ‘community engagement’, and ‘sustainable development’ the volume suggests ways of harnessing aspects of heritage to tackle some of the socio-economic and