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"Who owns the past?" - Heritage rights and responsibilities in a multicultural world
Published on 02 March 2006 - Updated 22 December 2010
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The city of Ghent in Belgium is hosting a symposium from 22 to 25 March on the resolution of practical problems and formulating innovative approaches to public heritage.
The participants, archaeologists, historians, administrators,
cultural technologists, specialist lawyers in cultural property
law, etc., will come together to share their experiences.
The three days of discussions are based around four
themes:
- Scholarship and Historical Diversity
- Inclusive Public Heritage
- Sites of Conscience
- Heritage Policy
Participants from across the world will be attending on all
three days, paving the way for a fruitful exchange of different
viewpoints.
UNESCO World Heritage Centre
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