From 10th to 12th October 2022, a group of 25 World Heritage site managers, from both natural, cultural and mixed sites, together with academics from all over…
Heritage can be defined as “all inherited resources which people value for reasons beyond mere utility”[1]. Hence, heritage professionals have tended to see…
Cultural Ownership in the Context of Crisis - by Student Reporter Anna de Wit On April 10 2022, the documentary ‘The Treasures of Crimea’ (Zonnebloemen in zwaar…
Heritage issues in the 21st century can only be resolved with a transdisciplinary approach involving experts from different fields and a meaningful interaction…
Every year the Centre for Global Heritage and Development organizes a summer school. This year's summer school will focus on heritage protection and the trade…
Last spring a team from The Centre for Global Heritage and Development consisting of civil engineers from TU Delft and archaeologists from Leiden University won…
2020 Has been a very special year in many respects, as for most people of course. The centre faced loss, challenges but also some large successes, like winning…
Within our Environment program cities play an important role. The Centre for Global Heritage and Development organized a conference session on ‘Living (World)…
Prof. Pieter ter Keurs, LDE Centre for Global Heritage and Development, argues for thorough research into the origin of objects in the restitution policy. The…
How are cultural heritage and identity linked? The researchers at the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Center for Global Heritage and Development provide insight. One of…
