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Who made forgeries, how did they circulate, and what was their economic effect?

The conference will feature two prominent keynote speakers: Professor John Breuilly (London School of Economics) Professor Siniša Malešević (University College Dublin) A roundtable with LUNN members listed below will also offer ... Contributions from

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reparations? In what ways can reparations result in reshaping and repairing socio-cultural, politico-economic.

In recent years, millions of people from the Global South have been forced to leave their home countries for political or economic reasons, creating new challenges for the receiving societies. ... Choose at least one: “The Theory of Ethnology”

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.

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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.

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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.

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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

The Heritage Protection Research Network seeks to respond to increasing global recognition of the importance and fragility of cultural heritage, particularly in the face of human conflict; the political, economic and ... 0114 2782620 heritage public

globalization with far-reaching political, economic and social ramifications. Integrated into local.

In hopes of having a broad, interdisciplinary discussion, we welcome scholars of Art History, Economics, History, (including Historians of the Book, Historians of Science), Library Science, Literature (English and non-English),

but defined by social, economic and political conditions.

Who made forgeries, how did they circulate, and what was their economic effect?

11. Out of Place: Migration, Memory and Emotions. Closing date: 31 March 2020 Throughout the 20th and 21st century, political and economic disruptions, wars, voluntary or enforced migrations, colonization and

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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

reparations? In what ways can reparations result in reshaping and repairing socio-cultural, politico-economic.

of the financial meltdown of 2008 and the ensuing economic crisis, the slogan 'Fuck May '68, Fight Now' appeared on protest banners and spray-painted on walls all over Europe.

economic recovery. The approach to disaster recovery in Christchurch makes for an interesting comparison.

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

School of Economics and Business, Uni-versity of Ljubljana, Slovenia Closing date: 8 August 2019.

Deadline: 30 June 2018. The Tunisian-Mediterranean Association for Historical, Social and Economic Studies and the. ... or socio-economic justice for past wrongs. We welcome papers that, for example, address the.

Providing learning opportunities and a full programme of educational services for the benefit of individuals and groups of all ages, involving audiences of diverse cultural, social and economic backgrounds. ... benefit of individuals and groups of all

Aijaz Ahmad (1992) and Arif Dirlik (1994) have argued that, owing to its reliance on poststructuralist approaches, postcolonial thought excludes questions of economic and political power structures. ... Heritage Fund is a global non-profit based in San

14 Jun 2024: perspective, not just in economic terms but in its. capacity to directly touch all aspects of museum. ... Economic analyses of museum shop revenues;. • Visitor attitudes to cultural merchandising;. •

The conference will feature two prominent keynote speakers: Professor John Breuilly (London School of Economics) Professor Siniša Malešević (University College Dublin) A roundtable with LUNN members listed below will also offer ... Contributions from

14 Jun 2024: The survey is part of a research project funded by. the Economic and Social Research Council [grant.

economic, political and social change on heritage;. • future relations of natural and cultural heritage in the light of the recognition of the Anthropocene;. •

foster site-specificity aimed at placing a particular urban identity within a global economic. ... variety of domains of political, social or economic realms in Europe and outside does not require.

globalization with far-reaching political, economic and social ramifications. Integrated into local.

In hopes of having a broad, interdisciplinary discussion, we welcome scholars of Art History, Economics, History, (including Historians of the Book, Historians of Science), Library Science, Literature (English and non-English),

but defined by social, economic and political conditions.

11. Out of Place: Migration, Memory and Emotions. Closing date: 31 March 2020 Throughout the 20th and 21st century, political and economic disruptions, wars, voluntary or enforced migrations, colonization and

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.

14 Jun 2024: University of Ibadan in 2010 and 2014 respectively. She taught archaeology and economic history at.

Presented at the World Economic Forum (Dead Sea); UNESCO World Heritage Centre (Paris); Fulbright Commission (India); the Beijing Forum; others.

of the financial meltdown of 2008 and the ensuing economic crisis, the slogan 'Fuck May '68, Fight Now' appeared on protest banners and spray-painted on walls all over Europe.

14 Jun 2024: The survey is part of a research project funded by. the Economic and Social Research Council [grant.

The African Indian Ocean islands have histories founded on migrations, be they forced (slavery), semi-forced (indentured labourers) or free (insofar as migrations prompted by social economic or political pressures in ... heritage sites; • The local

precarious present, due to economic and other forms of instability, the durability of. ... Aesthetics of monumentality’s protection. • The economic and developmental aspects of monumentality. •

In the face of profound changes in industry and in its social status—both political and economic—industrial heritage raises issues and offers possibilities that go beyond, from this point on,

2011 ICAHM began an Africa Initiative “The Potential Role of the World Heritage Convention, ICOMOS, and ICAHM in African Archaeological Site Preservation and Economic Development” geared towards identifying sites with potentials

economic, political and social change on heritage;. • future relations of natural and cultural heritage in the light of the recognition of the Anthropocene;. •

The Heritage Protection Research Network seeks to respond to increasing global recognition of the importance and fragility of cultural heritage, particularly in the face of human conflict; the political, economic and ... 0114 2782620 heritage public