Donderdag 04 Juli 2013

Social analysis has recently moved away from the nation-state as the pivotal research unit. However, in research on heritage, the nation-state remains the unexamined frame in which museums, memorials and intangible heritage acquire their visibility and functionality. It is through this ‘national’ heritage that nations are imagined. This seminar suggests that the nation-state may not be the appropriate context for the study of heritage. Speakers: Ferdinand de Jong, University of East Anglia & Klaas van Walraven, African Studies Centre Please register

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