Making Connections Among Heritage, Environment, and Justice
Living Culture Making Heritage by Kate Huber and Stacey Copeland
Episode notes
How can studies of heritage, environment, and justice help us collectively work towards more enduring futures? In this live podcast episode of Living Culture, Making Heritage, we brought together a panel of four experts in literary and cultural studies, law, and citizen science to explore these questions. We examine transnational heritages, tensions among national, local, and international heritage law, policy and legal considerations in heritage governance, and understandings of conservation in both environmental and heritage concerns. The interdisciplinary perspectives that unfold in this episode offer innovative approaches for tackling some of the most complex issues facing people and the planet today.
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