Heritage in Depopulated European Areas team together with Charles University invite you to submit your contribution for the conference “Heritage and Depopulation in Europe” that will take place on 27. – 29. 8. 2025 in Prague.
30 September 2024
As a part of the HerInDep results dissemination, Lenka J. Budilová presented a paper at the 11th Conference of the International Association of Southeast European Anthropology (InASEA) that was held in Prishtina, Kosovo, in September 19-22, 2024. The topic of the conference named "In, out, and between" was transnational and internal migration in Southeastern Europe.
23 October 2024
Prof. Ivan Murin and Kestutis Zaleckis in the RSA Annual Conference: Global Challenges, Regional Collaboration and the Role of Places" have presented the joint research “The Cognitive Frames Modeling as an Approach to Analyze a Place Transformation from Attractors and Selectionist Theory: Case Kaunas” conducted by the international team of the project “Heritage in Depopulated European Areas”.
19 June 2024
In May 2024 HerInDep team togetehr with students from the Charles University's Faculty of Humanities has visited Krkonoše region. The focus of the stay was the question of post-war forsed resettlement of ethnic Gemans from the region.
31 May 2024
Andrew Jennings and Andrew Lind recently organised and ran the UHI Institute for Northern Studies International 6th St Magnus Conference in Lerwick, Shetland.
20 April 2024
We are happy to announce that HerInDep is going to paticipate on the RSA's Annumal 2024 Conference: Global Challenges, Regional Collaboration and the Role of Places.
1 March 2024
This week as part of the HerInDep: Heritage in Depopulating European Areas project, Andrew Jennings, from UHI Shetland and Andrew Lind from UHI Orkney welcomed the researchers from Prague and Lithuania to a workshop in Lerwick, Shetland to the extraordinary cultural event - UpHellyAa.
6 February 2024
HerInDep opens a call for paper for the International Journal of heritage Studies.
The special issue will focus on interdisciplinary heritage science and targets the question how demographic instability – mainly depopulation – affects cultural transmission, and considers means for the safeguarding
cultural heritage.
9 January 2024
HerInDep was introduced by Andrew Lind at the recent Northern and Arctic Island Studies Research Thematic Network workshop held in St. John's, NL, December 7-8. Co-organized by Andrew Jennings, the workshop brought together 30-some researchers and students, in-person and online, from around the North Atlantic to strategize a research agenda for the coming year. The group discussed a number of themes, including:
18 December 2023
