Cultural heritage in conflict s
Heritage studies meet peace and conflict research
15–16 September 2016
Uppsala University Campus Gotland, Visby
A workshop organized by Conservation and Peace and Conflict studies, Uppsala University
Thursday 15th September 2016
Morning session ( B51)
University greetings and Keynote speeches
Chair: Dr. Johan Brosché
09.00-09.20
Olle Jansson
Greetings and Welcoming
University vice-chancellor’s
Advisor
Introduction
Professor Mattias Legnér
Workshop co-organizer
09.20-10.20
Dr. Dacia Viejo-Rose
War and Cultural Heritage
University of Cambridge, UK
10.20-10.45
10.45-11.45
Coffee Break
Professor Isak Svensson
Uppsala University, Sweden
11.45-12.30
Prof. Andreas Heymowski
Uppsala University, and Cultural
Heritage without Borders, Sweden
12.30-13.00
Questions and Discussion
13.00-14.00
Lunch
Afternoon session (Hall E30)
Religious dimensions of armed conflicts: Trends and
Trajectories
Restoring and Building Relations – 20 Years of
Experience from the Western Balkans
Maltfabriken Restaurant- Campus Gotland
Chair: Dr. Dacia Viejo-Rose
14.00-14.25
Dr. Darko Babić
Heritage of Locals - Why and How?
University of Zagreb, Croatia
14.25-14.50
Architect: Farida Waheed
Cairo University, Egypt
14.50-15.15
Professor Nico Carpentier
Uppsala University, Sweden
15.15-15.30
15.30-16.00
16.00-16.25
Discussion
Coffee Break
Professor Magnus Rodell
Södertörns University, Sweden
16.25-16.50
Dr. Joakim Kreutz, Prof.
Mattias Legnér, Dr. Johan
Brosché and Dr. Akram Ijla
16.50-17.15
Shadia Abdrabo
Heritage Destruction during Political Shift: A case
study of the Egyptian 25th of January Revolution.
Iconoclastic Controversy in Cyprus:
The Problematic Rethinking of a Conflicted Past
Iconoclasts of the 21th century: ISIS and the
destruction of world heritage sites
Heritage under Attack: Motives for Targeting Cultural
Property during Armed Conflict
Uppsala University
Between conflicts and cultural heritage
Department of antiquities and
Museum, Sudan.
17.15-17.30
18.00-20.00
Discussion
Dinner
Personal Room
Friday 16th September 2016
Morning session (Hall E30)
Chair: Dr. Akram Ijla
09.00-09.25
Marko Barisic, Gustav
Wollentz and Nourah Sammar.
Cultural Center in Mostar, Kiel
University, Kent University and
Birzeit University
09.25-09-50
Dr. Anas Al Khabour
Göteborgs University, Sweden
09.50-10.15
Professor Caleb Adebayo
Folorunso
University of Ibadan, Nigeria
10.15-10.30
Discussion
10.30-11.00
Coffee Break
Youth, Dignity and Temporal Art in Post-war Mostar,
Envisioning a Shared Future through the Heritage in
Construction
Cultural heritage in conflict – documentation of the
damaged cultural heritage sites in the territory
occupied by the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq
Heritage Resources as Direct Targets of Violant
Conflicts, an Emerging Dimension in War and
Protection of Heritage Resources: The Case in West
Africa
Round Table Discussion (Hall E30)
Moderator: Dr. Johan Brosché
11.00-12.00
Dr. Feras Hamami
Göteborgs University, Sweden
Magnus Olofsson
National Heritage Board-Sweden
Nourah Sammar
BeirZeit University, Palestine
Ulla-Karin Warberg
Stiftelsen Nordiska museet
Gustav Wollentz
Uppsala University Campus
Gotland
12.00-12.30
Concluding Discussion and Closing Remarks
12.30-14.00
Lunch
Maltfabriken Restaurant- Campus Gotland