Heritage Library – Page 30 – European Heritage Hub

Upotreba nasleđa u spoljnoj politici Republike Srbije: kratak pregled dosadašnje prakse i saveti za dalji razvoj

1 June 2022

Explore the intricate relationship between heritage and Serbia’s foreign policy in this insightful analysis. Delving into the realms of cultural and heritage diplomacy, the document sheds light on how Serbia strategically employs its cultural assets to achieve foreign policy objectives. This article analyses the use of heritage in Serbia’s foreign policy through two case studies, using theoretical frameworks of museology and heritology, such as the fact that cultural artefacts represent a source of information. The article offers an overview of some past practices, e.g. the state using Serbian mediaeval heritage

ILUCIDARE Webinars

1 June 2022

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ILUCIDARE adapted many activities to an online or blended format, enabling a larger global audience to participate and access recorded sessions for later viewing. The webinars cover various topics, including heritage-led innovation in fields like politics, environment, technology, law, economy, and social aspects. Notable sessions include roundtable discussions, workshops, and lectures by experts, all focusing on integrating heritage with contemporary issues and innovations. Additionally, capacity-building activities in Ecuador, Cairo, and Montenegro fostered local heritage conservation skills and community engagement through practical projects and knowledge exchange.

Οδηγός Εκπαιδευτικών και Εκπαιδευτικό Υλικό για την Προσαρμογή στην Κλιματική Αλλαγή

30 May 2022

This educational toolkit, on the subject of adaptation to Climate Change, can be used as additional material in classes or in environmental education programmes. The material is addressed to primary and secondary school teachers and aims to provide them with the necessary knowledge and tools to integrate this important topic into the school curriculum. The first part of the book is intended for teachers of primary and secondary schools. It provides the theoretical framework around the concepts of climate change, mitigation and adaptation. After presenting the drivers and consequences of

Copyright management guidelines for cultural heritage institutions

23 May 2022

The Copyright management guidelines for cultural heritage institutions highlight the steps an organisation can take towards the ultimate goal of developing a harmonised approach to copyright management. They focus on establishing adequate workflows to deal with copyright in collection management, providing sufficient copyright support or knowledge and integrating copyright needs in activities and projects. The guidelines are designed to aid everyone who works in cultural heritage organisations to help their institutions to develop robust and harmonised approaches to copyright management. They can be your aid in project planning, in strategy

An Overview of Germanic Grisailles through the Stained-Glass Collection at Pena Palace

15 May 2022

The article explores the composition and characteristics of Germanic grisailles in stained glass from the 14th to 19th centuries. Through a detailed analysis of panels from different regions and time periods, the study reveals a shift in materials used, with copper-rich pigments dominating in the 18th century. The research addresses the lack of studies on the characterization of Germanic grisailles and provides valuable insights into the technology and production of these glass paints. By utilising techniques such as micro-particle-induced X-ray emission analysis, the study differentiates between glass types and colourants

Heritage in Action 2022: South East Europe Special

10 May 2022

Discover the rich heritage of Europe and its significance with Europa Nostra’s annual magazine, Heritage in Action. The 2022 edition focuses on the heritage field in South East Europe. Many sites and monuments in this region are under threat of uncontrolled development, bad decisions, lack of regulations, and even corruption. Thousands of professionals and volunteers work tirelessly to safeguard heritage with very little official support. This edition gathers many surprising stories of dedication and perseverance under difficult circumstances. It allows readers to travel from prehistoric times to the modern era,

A reutilização do património industrial de Marvila. Os usos atuais e a preservação da memória do trabalho fabril

7 May 2022

Lisbon’s buildings reveal the history of the city’s development, composing an urban landscape that includes different architectural styles and significant examples of heritages. In the neighborhood of Marvila, located in the eastern part of the capital, several buildings announce the memory of a period recognized for its profound social and urban changes: Portuguese industrialization and its consolidation in the 19th century. Society and its way of life became more accelerated, mechanical and architecture turned to functionality, recognized by factories and their sober volumes built with resistant materials. Today, the heritage

Proposta de Plano Estratégico de Cooperação Cultural Multilateral da CPLP 2022 – 2026 (Proposed CPLP Multilateral Cultural Cooperation Strategic Plan, 2022-2026)

4 May 2022

This document outlines the Proposed Strategic Plan for Multilateral Cultural Cooperation within the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP) for the period 2022-2026. It emphasises the importance of cultural unity and collaboration among member states, focusing on promoting intercultural exchange, capacity building, and gender equality in the cultural sector. The plan is structured around strategic objectives, including fostering dialogue, preserving cultural heritage, and supporting creative industries. Implementation of the plan will require close coordination between the CPLP Secretariat and relevant stakeholders, with an emphasis on strategic management and monitoring to

Proposta de Plano de Ação de Cooperação Cultural Multilateral da CPLP, 2022 – 2024 (Proposed CPLP Multilateral Cultural Cooperation Action Plan, 2022 – 2024)

4 May 2022

This plan of action outlines various projects and initiatives within the Cultural sector of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP). It highlights the establishment of a community system for the temporary import and export of cultural goods among CPLP countries. Additionally, it projects that support will be provided for the mobility of artists, authors, and cultural agents within the CPLP space. Furthermore, efforts will be made to enhance coordination and information sharing among entities responsible for cultural activities supervision in CPLP countries. A study will be conducted on the

Πέντε Νησιά του Νοτίου Αιγαίου. Η ένταξή τους στα 7 υπό απειλή της Europa Nostra. Πρακτικά και Συμπεράσματα

2 May 2022

This publication includes the presentations from the webinar which was held by ELLINIKI ETAIREIA -Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage about the “Five Southern Aegean Islands” listed among the “7 Most Endangered” heritage sites in Europe for 2021. The islands are: Amorgos, Kimolos, Kithira, Sikinos and Tinos (four of which are part of the Cycladic complex). The webinar was structured in three parts/sessions:In the first session of the webinar, the importancen of preserving cultural and natural landscapes was highlighted. Τhe multi-layered landscape of the islands, admired by people from

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