International seminar on
CULTURAL HERITAGE AND LEGAL ASPECTS IN EUROPE
20 – 27 September 2009
Piran-Pirano, Slovenia
The deadline is still open. (september 2009)
"Few places are still available for September's international seminar on Cultural Heritage and Legal Aspects in Europe, taking place in Piran on the Slovenian coast.
For last minute applications please write to neza.cebronlipovec@zrs.upr.si.
You are welcome to join us and contribute to the discussion! "
Draft programme - PDF document ( 280 kB )
Organized by:
- Institute for Mediterranean Heritage, Faculty of Humanities,
University of Primorska - Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia
- European Heritage Legal Forum
The course aims to provide an overview of the recent trends in European heritage legislations, highlighting similarities and diversities. It is meant to offer practicing professionals examples of model practices, also by identifying problems and challenges in the field of legal issues in cultural heritage protection.
The topics include different national and international conventions, urban and territorial planning, cultural tourism, illicit trade of cultural goods, sustainable development, preventive conservation, managerial issues, climate change, etc.
Site-visits and presentations of case-studies will offer practical insights into presented topics, so participants are invited to contribute to the discussion out of their own experience.
Lecturers and provisional program of themes:
20.09.2009
Mitja Guštin, University of Primorska, Slovenia:
Heritage management and tourism
- CV ( PDF document, 52kB )
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 52kB )
21.09.2009
Robert Pickard, Northumbria University, UK:
European heritage laws and planning regulations: integration, regeneration and sustainable development.
- CV ( PDF document, 45kB )
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 41kB )
22.09.2009
Marc André Renold, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Illicit trade of cultural goods
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 44kB )
- Biographical sketch ( PDF document, 48kB )
Andrej Gaspari, Vojaški muzej Maribor - Military museum Maribor, Slovenia
Purchase, compensation or reward? Abolition scheme for the illegally excavated artifacts between law and practice (experience from the Republic of Slovenia)
- CV ( PDF document, 90kB )
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 64kB )
23.09.2009
Terje Nypan, European Heritage Legal Forum
European legislation and effects on cultural heritage, legal basis, examples and possible solutions
- CV ( PDF document, 56kB )
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 32kB )
24.09.2009
Stefano Della Torre, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Urban conservation, laws enabling a preventive approach, the case of Italy
- CV ( PDF document, 10kB )
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 52kB )
25.09.2009
Daniel Therond, Council of Europe
The Council of Europe conventions in the field of cultural heritage and landscape, recent trends and prospects
- CV ( PDF document, 46kB )
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 64kB )
Savin Jogan, University of Primorska, Slovenia
Slovenian legislation in the field of the cultural property protection: roots, developments, some specific solutions and dilemmas
- CV ( PDF document, 63kB )
- Session title ( PDF document, 60kB )
26.09.2009
Kerstin Odendahl, St.Gallen University, Switzerland
International conventions and cultural heritage
- CV ( PDF document, 22kB )
- Lecture outline ( PDF document, 61kB )
- Publications ( PDF document, 138kB )
Maja Oven, National museum of Slovenia, Slovenia
Cultural heritage in Slovenia and the UNESCO listing
- CV ( PDF document, 35kB )
- Lecture summary ( PDF document, 35kB )
27.09.2009
Antonino Abrami, International Academy for Environmental Sciences, University of Nova Gorica:
Natural and Cultural heritage: the establishing international court for environment
- CV ( PDF document, 35kB )
Site-visits:
- saltpans of Sečovlje
- cultural landscape of the Karst and Štanjel
Participants:
The course will have room for 20 participants from governmental and non-governmental organisations, academics and private professionals. Masters and PhD students of diverse specialisations who wish to gain more insight into the juridical aspects of cultural heritage management are welcome to apply.
Fee:
300 Euros, 180 Euros for students
European credit points:
4
Contact:
Further information:
How to apply?
In order to apply for participation please:
- compile the requested form
- add your CV
- add a brief letter of motivation
- send it to this email address
Deadline for submission of applications : 10 June 2009
The deadline is still open.
Application form - Word document ( 60 kB )
How to reach Piran?
By plane, it can be reached from the airport of Ljubljana or from the airport from Trieste, from there it takes about 2-3hours by public transport to reach Piran.
By train, it can be reached via Trieste and from there by bus (1h30mins), or via Koper (and from there 45mins by bus).
There are bus connections from Rijeka, Zagreb, Trieste, Ljubljana.
By car, it can be reached by motorway via Ljubljana (A1) and via Trieste (H5) towards Koper and from there by regional road.
Where to stay in Piran?
Bed & Breakfast Miracolo Di Mare
Tomsiceva 23
6330 Piran - Pirano
Slovenija - Slovenia
Prices: 50 (1 person)/60euros (2 persons)
Website: http://www.miracolodimare.si/?piran
MAX Bed and Breakfast
Ulica Ix.Korpusa 26
6330 Piran
Number of rooms: 6 double rooms
Prices: 60euors (2 persons and breakfast)
Website: http://www.maxpiran.com/index.shtml
VAL - Youth Hostel & Garni hotel
Gregorciceva 38a, 6330 Piran, Slovenija
Tel.: (+386) 5 673 25 55, Fax: (+386) 5 673 25 56
E-mail: yhostel.val@siol.net
Prices: 22-25euros (breakfast included)
Hotel Tartini
Tartinijev trg 15
6330 Piran
Tel.: +386 5 67 11 000
Tel.: +386 5 67 11 665
E-mail: info@hotel-tartini-piran.com
Prices: 56-70 euros (single room)
Financial support:
Zavod RS za varstvo kulturne dediščine
Financial support:
ARRS Slovenija
Support:
EHLF
Support:
Council of Europe