Dacia Viejo Rose

Name:	Dacia Viejo Rose
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Thu Apr 28 11:11:52 +0000 2016

Public lists managed by Dacia Viejo Rose

• Cambridge Post-Conflict and Post-Crisis Group
• Department of Archaeology - Heritage Research Group

Talks given by Dacia Viejo Rose

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• Cultural Heritage and Conflict: A complicated relationship
• Reconstructing Identity

Talks organised by Dacia Viejo Rose

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• The Heritage of Displacement: Forced Migration in the Mediterranean through History
• Absences in the Imperial War Museum, 1917-2017
• Recognising sincerity in Aleppo: the role of emotion and heritage In cultivating trust networks before the conflict
• Memory, Work, and the Significance of Communist Heritage in Post-Socialist Albania
• Medieval super-attractions: a meeting of the physical & mental
• Between local and global: the challenges arising from becoming a World Heritage site
• Return of Chinese Cultural Relics Taken from the First Opium War to the end of Japanese Occupation (1840-1945)
• The Place of Prehistory: local engagements with archaeological heritage at the Land's End
• Annual Heritage Fair
• Getting Out: Exit Strategies and Transitions
• Places: Land, Landscapes and Memoryscapes
• Victims: Figures of Violence, Embodiments of Trauma
• In the Wake of War workshop 2: Rebuilding structures
• "The War is Over": Film Premiere and Q&A session with the Director
• Masterclass with Film Director Mitko Panov
• Religious peace-builders and the European Union
• The Unhomely Home and the Legal Uncanny: Expropriation and Affect in Northern Cyprus
• At the cliff's edge: world heritage, conflict and Preah Vihear
• Post-conflict Economic Development: the Practical Dilemmas Facing International Development Agencies and Multi-national Corporations
• War, Ethics and Peacebuilding in the Former Yugoslavia
• Peace-Building work in VSO: learning on methods, approaches and tools
• Solid state: materialising 'territorial integrity' in a post-Soviet borderland
• Mobile media, community identity and contested histories in Ireland
• Redefining environmental security: post-conflict vulnerability forecasting
• 'Contained Conflict': Rethinking terror and territory in Jerusalem
• Peace and Prosperity
• Introductory Session
• Religion Reading Group
• Community Justice for Genocide: The Gacaca Courts, Justice and Reconciliation in Rwanda
• Natural disasters and memorials in India and Sri Lanka
• Latin America : Crisis and Conflict
• Debris : Dealing with the physical aftermath of the post-crisis situation
• In from the Margins: Indigenous communities and women in post-crisis scenarios
• Antiquities in Post-Conflict Somaliland
• Military in post-crisis scenarios
• Alternative approaches to reconstruction
• The Culture of Reconstruction: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Aftermath of Crisis
• “Art/Conflict 2 x Zones: Ireland and the Basque Country”
• Government responses to post-crisis scenarios
• The arts and crisis
• Cultural property crimes in post-conflict tribunals
• Religion in the aftermath of conflict
• Stock-taking
• Stakeholders, Accountability and Ethics
• Transitional Administration and Governance
• Memory and Memorialisation
• Reconstructing Identity
• Space and Place
• INTRODUCTION