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Repenser les politiques publiques : pratiques inspirantes

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Quoi:
Regular session
Quand:
9:30 AM, Dimanche 15 Déc 2019 (2 heures 30 minutes)
Pauses:
Pause   10:30 AM à 11:00 AM (30 minutes)
Lunch   12:00 PM à 01:00 PM (1 heure)
Thèmes:
public policiesreconceptualization
Comment les politiques publiques, dans la prise en charge de témoins de la mémoire ou de l’expérience collective, peuvent-elles surpasser le principe d’exclusion qui prévaut aux pratiques et aux politiques patrimoniales actuelles ?

Cette session veut envisager la conjugaison de ces notions de patrimoine dans des politiques publiques uniformisées en examinant tout particulièrement des pratiques inspirantes.

Dr Lucas Lixinski

Modérateur.rice

Sous sessions

9:30 AM - 10:00 AM | 30 minutes

Colonial heritage and industrial heritage are two of the most frequently-researched themes in the field of heritage studies. Yet people hardly reflect on the interrelationship between these two heritage themes and tend to examine those currently successful cities, which actually overlook some typical, interesting and inspiring cases. Harbin, the capital city of Heilongjiang Province, China, is exactly one of these overlooked cities. Harbin was not a human settlement until the ear...

Wenzhuo Zhang

Participant.e
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM | 30 minutes
reconceptualizationpublic policies

This paper examines how alternative heritage discourses and practices are produced in marginalized communities in Chile. Focusing on three heritage sites, the author will explore how people subjected to the governance of authorized heritage are also active agents that use heritage in multiple ways. Through their memorialization and preservation practices, they destabilize the normalized relations between communities and cultural authorities, exercising their right to citizenship and inclus...

Magdalena Novoa

Participant.e
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM | 30 minutes
reconceptualizationpublic policies

Through a case study of the indigenous Ainu's practice of their intangible heritage (listed in UNESCO as upopo and rimse) in Japan, this paper will offer an alternative paradigm on heritage production that simultaneously traverses and unsettles binaries of authority and disempowered, authenticity and change, global and local, producer and consumer, discourse and practice, East and West. The Ainu and their traditional performances are strategica...

Roslynn Ang

Participant.e
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | 30 minutes

In this paper, I examine memory’s relation to history and heritage, and its socio-cultural and political roles as portrayed within memorial spaces and sites of memory, drawing on theoretical insights from Connerton, Halbwachs, Hirsch, Nora, Ricoeur and Winter, among others. By exploring the architectural composition, curatorial, educational and ritual practices at the Australian War Memorial, I highlight the complex ways in which forms of remembrance are articulated to Australian and Int...

Patrick Bailey

Participant.e

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