Dacia Viejo Rose
Biographic Data
| ID | 187134 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dacia Viejo Rose |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dacia Viejo |
| FAMILY NAME | Rose |
| SIGNATURE | ROSE D V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cambridge |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9434-2359 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Cultural Heritage Management and Armed Conflict
Shifting the paradigm on cultural property and heritage in international law and armed conflict
Armed conflict has traditionally seen the targeting and destruction of cultural property and heritage from antiquity to modern conflicts in Syria. Despite the cultural connection between such objects and traditions with people, international law has concentrated on its preservation, prosecution and punishment, rather than reparations for the loss or damage. This article highlights the growing jurisprudence and state practice which suggests a need…
Introduction
If a revolution is taken to be a decisive break with the past, how can there be a heritage of revolution? Conversely, how does any revolution affect tangible and intangible heritage, as well as shifting conceptions of heritage? In this introduction to four papers dedicated to the theme of ‘Heritage and Revolution’, we provide an overview of changing conceptualizations of both ideas and how they have shaped each other since the French Revolution f…
Cultural Heritage Management and Armed Conflict
Heritage and Peacebuilding
Heritage is increasingly appearing at the center of discussions about peacebuilding. Yet heritage – whether understood as property or as a process of meaning making – has been undergoing a profound ontological transformation and the strategic environment of peacebuilding has been expanding to include more spheres of action. Marrying these two spheres is thus no easy task. In April 2015 UNESCO Director General, Irina Bokova, declared in a meeting …
Cultural heritage and memory
Today in heritage studies memory looms larger than ever, there are memory parks, memory politics, and memory wars, there is discussion of 'dissonant', 'dark', and 'difficult' heritage linked to memories of traumatic past events. But what to we mean when we use the word 'memory' in the field of heritage? How is the divide between its social and individual realms bridged? This article theorizes the intimate relationship between heritage and memory …
A European memory? Contested histories and politics of remembrance
edited by Malgorzata Pakier and Bo Strath, 2010 (2012 paperback edition), New York & Oxford, Berghahn Books, Pbk. 356 pp., 6 b/w illus. Vol. 6 of the series: Contemporary European History, Konrad J
Reconstructing Heritage in the Aftermath of Civil War
Culture is an indispensable asset in post-conflict recovery processes; however, it can also be used as a means of continuing violence on a symbolic and ideological level, particularly in the case of civil wars. In a reconstruction paradigm this violence often takes the form of struggles over history, memory, heritage, and identity. Despite the context-specific differences of conflicts, their aftermaths do retain some common elements—such as an em…
Memorial functions
Studying memorial practice offers a revealing vantage point into changes in attitudes towards the past and with observers referring to 'memorial mania' it is an opportune moment to do so. Two main lines of questioning regarding contemporary memorial practices are addressed here. The first looks at memorial functions and intentions. The second examines some of their social and political impacts. The final part of the article analyses some of the c…
Memorial functions
Studying memorial practice offers a revealing vantage point into changes in attitudes towards the past and with observers referring to 'memorial mania' it is an opportune moment to do so. Two main lines of questioning regarding contemporary memorial practices are addressed here. The first looks at memorial functions and intentions. The second examines some of their social and political impacts. The final part of the article analyses some of the c…
Cultural heritage and memory
Today in heritage studies memory looms larger than ever, there are memory parks, memory politics, and memory wars, there is discussion of 'dissonant', 'dark', and 'difficult' heritage linked to memories of traumatic past events. But what to we mean when we use the word 'memory' in the field of heritage? How is the divide between its social and individual realms bridged? This article theorizes the intimate relationship between heritage and memory …
Reconstructing Heritage in the Aftermath of Civil War
Culture is an indispensable asset in post-conflict recovery processes; however, it can also be used as a means of continuing violence on a symbolic and ideological level, particularly in the case of civil wars. In a reconstruction paradigm this violence often takes the form of struggles over history, memory, heritage, and identity. Despite the context-specific differences of conflicts, their aftermaths do retain some common elements—such as an em…
Shifting the paradigm on cultural property and heritage in international law and armed conflict
Armed conflict has traditionally seen the targeting and destruction of cultural property and heritage from antiquity to modern conflicts in Syria. Despite the cultural connection between such objects and traditions with people, international law has concentrated on its preservation, prosecution and punishment, rather than reparations for the loss or damage. This article highlights the growing jurisprudence and state practice which suggests a need…
Introduction
If a revolution is taken to be a decisive break with the past, how can there be a heritage of revolution? Conversely, how does any revolution affect tangible and intangible heritage, as well as shifting conceptions of heritage? In this introduction to four papers dedicated to the theme of ‘Heritage and Revolution’, we provide an overview of changing conceptualizations of both ideas and how they have shaped each other since the French Revolution f…
Heritage and Peacebuilding
Heritage is increasingly appearing at the center of discussions about peacebuilding. Yet heritage – whether understood as property or as a process of meaning making – has been undergoing a profound ontological transformation and the strategic environment of peacebuilding has been expanding to include more spheres of action. Marrying these two spheres is thus no easy task. In April 2015 UNESCO Director General, Irina Bokova, declared in a meeting …
Memorial functions
Studying memorial practice offers a revealing vantage point into changes in attitudes towards the past and with observers referring to 'memorial mania' it is an opportune moment to do so. Two main lines of questioning regarding contemporary memorial practices are addressed here. The first looks at memorial functions and intentions. The second examines some of their social and political impacts. The final part of the article analyses some of the c…
A European memory? Contested histories and politics of remembrance
edited by Malgorzata Pakier and Bo Strath, 2010 (2012 paperback edition), New York & Oxford, Berghahn Books, Pbk. 356 pp., 6 b/w illus. Vol. 6 of the series: Contemporary European History, Konrad J
Reconstructing Heritage in the Aftermath of Civil War
Culture is an indispensable asset in post-conflict recovery processes; however, it can also be used as a means of continuing violence on a symbolic and ideological level, particularly in the case of civil wars. In a reconstruction paradigm this violence often takes the form of struggles over history, memory, heritage, and identity. Despite the context-specific differences of conflicts, their aftermaths do retain some common elements—such as an em…
Cultural heritage and memory
Today in heritage studies memory looms larger than ever, there are memory parks, memory politics, and memory wars, there is discussion of 'dissonant', 'dark', and 'difficult' heritage linked to memories of traumatic past events. But what to we mean when we use the word 'memory' in the field of heritage? How is the divide between its social and individual realms bridged? This article theorizes the intimate relationship between heritage and memory …
Heritage and Peacebuilding
Heritage is increasingly appearing at the center of discussions about peacebuilding. Yet heritage – whether understood as property or as a process of meaning making – has been undergoing a profound ontological transformation and the strategic environment of peacebuilding has been expanding to include more spheres of action. Marrying these two spheres is thus no easy task. In April 2015 UNESCO Director General, Irina Bokova, declared in a meeting …
Cultural Heritage Management and Armed Conflict
Introduction
If a revolution is taken to be a decisive break with the past, how can there be a heritage of revolution? Conversely, how does any revolution affect tangible and intangible heritage, as well as shifting conceptions of heritage? In this introduction to four papers dedicated to the theme of ‘Heritage and Revolution’, we provide an overview of changing conceptualizations of both ideas and how they have shaped each other since the French Revolution f…
Cultural Heritage Management and Armed Conflict
Shifting the paradigm on cultural property and heritage in international law and armed conflict
Armed conflict has traditionally seen the targeting and destruction of cultural property and heritage from antiquity to modern conflicts in Syria. Despite the cultural connection between such objects and traditions with people, international law has concentrated on its preservation, prosecution and punishment, rather than reparations for the loss or damage. This article highlights the growing jurisprudence and state practice which suggests a need…
Political science (7 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Cultural heritage (5 works) · Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration (5 works) · Environmental ethics (4 works) · History (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (3 works)