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3-0700 PATRIMOINE MONDIAL: LIVING CULTURE, SACRED GROVES, AND FRAGILE STONES IN THE LIGHT OF UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE STATUS, INSCRIPTIONS, AND LOCAL PATRIMONY
Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers:  Cressida Marcus (Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology)
Chairs:  Cressida Marcus (Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology)
Discussants:  Olivia Ange (Oxford University)
13:45
The Politics of World Heritage In Djenne, a Mud Brick Town In Mali
Charlotte Louise Joy PhD (University of Cambridge)
14:00
The (Un/Re)Mapping of Globalized Landscapes: Unesco's Patrimonalization Campaigns and the Restructuring of Spaces and Livelihoods In Luang Prabang, Laos PDR
Gerard Dougher (University of Chicago)
14:15
The Living Tradition of Hammam In Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage City
Tiziana Destino (Heritage Studies, Cottbus University)
14:30
Venice for the Venetians: The Multiple Layered Vestiges and Interests Inscribed Upon the City
Lidia dina Sciama (institute of social and cultural anthropology)
14:45
Discussant
Olivia Ange (Oxford University)
15:00
Discussion
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