Events
Concluded events
Seminars
Sixth WHC@50 Seminar: Energy Efficiency in Old and New Towns of Edinburgh World Heritage Site
ONLINE via the ZOOM platform
Round table: Yann Grandgirard, Edinburgh World Heritage, Chujun Yan and Diya Pavithran, alumni of the Scottish Centre for Conservation Studies, University of Edinburgh.Convener: Ruxandra-Iulia Stoica
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Fifth WHC@50 Seminar: The Protection of Cultural Heritage Within the Framework of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention between International Obligations and Domestic Law
ONLINE via the TEAMS platform
Speakers: Prof. Dr. Niccolò Lanzoni, Francesco Paolo Cunsolo, Costanza Rizzetto and Marco Fusaroli. Chair: Prof. Dr. Elisa Baroncini. Convener: Francesco Paolo Cunsolo.
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Fourth WHC@50 Seminar: The 1972 UNESCO World Heritage Convention and Its Large-Scale Global Implications
ONLINE via the TEAMS platform
Speakers: Francesco Massarenti, Basheer Alzoughbi, Irene Sacchetti, Alessandra Quarta. Chair: Prof. Dr. Elisa Baroncini. Convener: Alessandra Quarta.
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Third WHC@50 Seminar: Seminar marking 50 years of the world heritage convention, drawing on the New Lanark, Forth Bridge and other inscriptions, but is world heritage the be all and end all?
ONLINE via the ZOOM platform
Guest speaker: Mark Watson, Historic Environment Scotland. Convener: Dr. Ruxandra-Iulia Stoica, Scottish Centre for Conservation Studies, University of Edinburgh.
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Second WHC@50 Seminar: Illicit Trade as a Threat to World Heritage
ONLINE via the TEAMS platform
The Seminar is organized within the activities of the WHC@50 Project, dedicated to the interdisciplinary analysis of the 1972 World Heritage Convention.
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LEGS Lecture Series - Professor McHale
ONLINE via the TEAMS platform
Three days with professor McHale on Law and Health
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First WHC@50 Seminar: Challenges of the World Heritage Convention for the Participation of Communities and Indigenous Peoples
ONLINE via the GOOGLE TEAM platform
Lecture by Prof. Beatriz Barreiro, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. Introduction: Prof. Ana Gemma López Martin, Universidad Complutense de Madrid.