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1/ The way of Saint James and the "European Identity". Heritage and culture in contemporary narratives
2/ To contribute to researches exploring the relationships between Literary Geography & The Way of St. James 3/ Walking the way to Santiago. Spiritual Heritage of Pilgrimage 4/ Universal exhibitions and the cultural heritage of European capitalism 5/ The Modern Movement in Europe and its influence in Spain Presenting 1/ How the Two World Wars prompt reflections among Historians on the History and the Identity of Europe 2/ Does the notion of a "European civilization" allow us to better define "European heritage"? The perspective of the historian Lucien Febvre in 1943 3/ What is "European civilization"? The response of the historian Lucien Febvre 4/ From Erasmus to Erasmus Exchange: celebrating the 30th anniversary Presenting 1/ Presenting Sagas. Sensations and Nationalism 2/ The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic studies 3/ Agricultural heritage 4/ Northern lights. Nordurljlós 5/New townscape. Re-erected heritage. Tourism and local identity 6/ Natural heritage in an increasingly multi-cultural rural community Presenting 1/ How has the screen and digital transformed the ontology of our relationship to the landscape by giving birth to heritage fiction and a new kind of tourism? The case of Game of Thrones and Iceland 2/ Overtourism: a contemporary issue 3/ An investigation in the streets of Santiago to capture the collective imaginary of tourists and pilgrims 4/ Tourist policies in Santiago 5/ Discovering Halal Tourism: The Preference of Devout Muslim Tourists and the Response of Tourism Entrepreneurs Catering to Sharia-Compliance 6/ Vers une muséologie de l'immatériel 1/ Who profits from heritage? 2/ Heritage: conservation or innovation? Environmental activism among rural Arab women in Israel 3/ Bonding, Bridging and Linking Heritage 4/ Heritage abuse and geopolitical disorder at the dawn of the third millennium 5/ The Other Past: a cross-cultural exploration of various conceptualizations of heritage Presenting 1/ Building a digital Encyclopedia of European cultural heritage 2/ A Lexicon to better understanding Cultural Heritage 3/ The Feedback of the Students and the Partners 4/ Guideline & Methodology to create a dynamic community involved in researching, learning about and transmitting European cultural heritage About this MOOC
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VideoA European Strategic Partnership (2016-2019), based on exchanges, visits, reflections, meetings, learning, discoveries, to better know the European Heritage and to make it better known.
Here is a short video presentation of the Project by Robert Belot, professor of contemporary history at Jean Monnet University, Jean Monnet Chair, initiator and coordinator of ProPEACEAll photos have been taken by Robert Belot. All rights reserved
Why ProPeace? What is ProPeace?