The Centre has a regular Tuesday seminar series, as well as hosting one-off events through the year.
Tuesday seminars take place between 13:00 and 14:00 hrs - you can bring your lunch! These are designed to provide a regular point of contact between colleagues across the University with an interest in Environment, Heritage and Policy, but a warm welcome is extended to everyone. The aim is to: share and ‘test out’ new ideas; seek wider collaboration; disseminate research; strengthen and expand upon the established links between the Divisions and — most importantly — reinforce a strong and vibrant research culture. The seminars are intended to be very informal and have no standardised format. Postgraduate contribution and participation are actively encouraged. If you would like to disseminate your research, or just want to ‘bounce around’ ideas, please get in touch with Sally Foster.
Meetings this year take place in Pathfoot Study Centre 2. Please note that the venue is different from previous years. You can read the seminar programme below or download it.
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Date |
Speaker* |
Topic |
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17 September 2019 |
Dr Qian Gao Heritage |
Heritage authenticity in a globalised world |
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24 September |
Jana Flieshart Westfälisches Landesmuseum für Industriekultur, Dortmund, Germany |
From coal to culture: re-thinking the mining heritage of the Ruhr area |
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1 October
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Dr Phil Slavin History |
Between outbreaks: formation of a permanent European plague reservoir in the 1350s |
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15 October
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Sarah Bromage and Jane Cameron Art Collection |
The University of Stirling Art Collection and public engagement |
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29 October
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Dr Katherine Cook Anthropology, Université de Montréal |
Processing the past: digital heritage, collaboration practice and the politics of engagement |
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12 November |
Dr Jennie Morgan |
Cupboards of doom: reflections on researching profusion in homes and museums for heritage futures |
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19 November
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Professor Ian Simpson Biological and Environmental Sciences |
Urban-riverine hinterland synergies in semi-arid environments: millennial-scale change, adaptations, and environmental responses at Gerasa/Jerash |
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21 January 2020
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Liz Robson Heritage |
Wrestling with social value: an examination of methods and approaches for assessing social value in heritage management and conservation |
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28 January |
Professor Richard Haynes Communications, Media and Culture |
Where’s the value in sporting heritage? |
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4 February
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Dr Chiara Bonacchi |
The deep past in Italian Populism: party narratives and grassroots activism |
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11 February
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Sarah Harper History/Heritage |
Materialising the Cold War in Scotland |
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25 February
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Molly Miller |
Community reuse of redundant Church of Scotland churches |
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3 March |
Dr Kirsten Jenkins School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Edinburgh |
The past, present and future of energy justice |
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10 March
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Dr Sarah Govan Institute of Geography and the Lived Environment, University of Edinburgh |
The past in the present: history, policy and the Scottish landscape |
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24 March
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Robyn Raxworthy Environment and Sustainability Institute, University of Exeter |
Excavating the archive in Cornwall’s china clay country: heritage-making practices and rethinking the role of dissonance in times of change |
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31 March 2020
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Zoe Russell Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology/Heritage |
Moving beyond ‘common sense’ discourses of nature and heritage in the Scottish Highlands |
Supporting the work of the Cultural Heritage and Extreme Events Research Programmes
Further information from Sally Foster s.m.foster@stir.ac.uk
* University of Stirling unless otherwise indicated
For updates and other Heritage Seminars see https://www.stir.ac.uk/about/faculties/arts-humanities/our-research/centre-for-environment-heritageand-policy/
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