Programme 24 June

NEW APPROACHES TO HERITAGE ETHICS: INTERDISCIPLINARY CONVERSATIONS ON HERITAGE, CRIME, CONFLICTS AND RIGHTS

HERITAGE, ETHICS AND RIGHTS

Chair: Sophia Labadi

9.20-9.40

Shipwrecks as stock for particle physics experiments: new uses of the underwater cultural heritage.

Elena PEREZ-ALVARO, Birmingham University and Fernando GONZALEZ-ZALBA, Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory and Cavendish Laboratory

9.40-10.00	Intangible heritage safeguarding: balancing ethics, community benefit and intellectual property rights. Harriet DEACON, University of Cape Town, South Africa
10.00-10.30	Discussion
10.30-11.00	Coffee break
11.00-11.20	Human Rights and the Cultural Heritage: A European Perspective. Rob PICKARD, Northumbria University
11.20-11.40	Critical approaches to the legal regulation of heritage: bridging the gap between human and cultural rights. Maria SHEHADE and Kalliopi FOUSEKI, University College London
11.40-12.00	Discussions
12.00-13.00	KEYNOTE: Instrumentalities and Realities in Heritage Ethics. Helaine SILVERMAN, Professor, Department of Anthropology. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
13.00-14.30	Lunch

HERITAGE, (POST) CONFLICT AND CONFLICT PREVENTION

Chair: Marcus Dean

14.30-14.50

Ethical Guidelines for the Selection of UNESCO World Heritage Sites: A Potential Conflict Prevention Measure for the World Heritage Committee.

Michael Angelo LIWANAG, International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan

14.50-15.10	Heritage and Conflict resolution: a Gordian knot for Heritage Ethics. Andreas PANTAZATOS, Durham University
15.10-15.30	Discussions
15.30-16.00	Coffee break
16.00-16.20	Between preservation and restoration of identity and heritage; the case of Algeria. Nawel YOUNSI, Ministry of Culture, Algeria
16.20-16.40	Libyan Heritage: applying a positive spin. Paul BENNETT, Society for Libyan Studies
16.40-17.00	Violations of Heritage Buildings of Mansoura city Since the Revolution of January 2011. Mohand ALI FOUDA, Mansoura University, Egypt
17.00-17.20	An attempt to redefine cultural heritage concepts in the Arab world: the moral function as a new paradigm. Jihane CHEDOUKI, University of Poitiers, France
17.20-18.00	Discussions