Places of Memory and Legacies in an Age of Insecurities and Globalization

Part 1: Landscape, place, heritage and memoryKey words: landscape, place, heritage, memory, emotions, geopolitics, UNESCO, World Heritage
Chapter: Landscape and placeChapter: Heritage and memoryChapter: Geopolitics and emotionsChapter: UNESCO and World Heritage
Part 2: Geography and inter-disciplinarily: Perspectives from different placesChapters by different authors:1.Spaces of Memory: Glasnevin Cemetery and Ireland's Decade of Centenaries (2012-22)Gerry O'Reilly, School of History and Geography, Dublin City University, Ireland2.'Nowhere to pay our respects': memorials for the Irish dead of World War I constructed in Ireland, 2006-2018. Jonathan Cherry. School of History and Geography, Dublin City University, Ireland3.Commemorations and Identity: Cultural Geographies of the Gallipoli Commemorations.Yilmaz Ari. Bandirma Onyedi Eylül University, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Department of Geography, Turkey. 4.The Battlefield of Mohacs, the 'Hungarian Kosovo polje' (1526): The role of Turkish Hill (Törökdomb) in the Hungarian national identity.Norbert Pap and Reményi Péter. Department of Political Geography, Regional and Development Studies. University of Pécs, Hungary.5.Commemoration and public space - the case of Liberty Square, BudapestBoros, LajosUniversity of Szeged, Hungary6.Commemorative and collaborative landscape in Estonia's centenary celebrations.Anu Printsmann. Centre for Landscape and Culture, School of Humanities, Tallinn University. Estonia.7.Housing Memories in Riga: WWI and its aftermath - representation of the apartment in Soviet Cinema and now.Janis Matvejs. University of Riga.8.Velenje, Slovenia: Industrial semiotics - dominant versus formal identity in an industrial town.Peter Kumer. Anton Melik Geographical Institute, Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences, Ljubljana, Slovenia9.Architectural tendencies in the context of cultural and social affinities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Elsa Turkusic. Sarajevo University. 10.Geomedia Contributions to places of memory and Holocaust Education. Thomas Jekel. Geography Department. University of Salzburg.11.Contesting geopolitical discourses over an essentialized Moldovan identityTamás Illés. Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary12.Tullaghoge's Destruction and Derry's Ascension:  Space Made Sacred in Seventeenth-Century Ulster - then and now.James Rynne. Boston College.13.Prebends Dorf Local Cemetery - Place of local, Austrian and International Memory. Christian Matzka. University of Vienna.14.Cross memories around the international political borders. The case of the western Spanish-French border.Carles Carreras, Emeritus Professor on Human Geography, University of Barcelona15.Places, landscapes and memory policies: geographical perspectivesJacobo García Álvarez. University Carlos III, Madrid. 16.Narratives of place and land in a digital age: Critical reflections on the need for Maori oral geographical histories to be heard in New Zealand schools and community settingsRichard Manning, University of Canterbury, New Zealand.17.Greece and spaces of memory: Teaching geography.Apostolia (Lia) Galani. National & Kapodistrian University of Athens.
18.NOTE: Awaiting 3 authors still to confirm their chapters from France, Germany and UK.
Part 3: ConclusionsConclusionsAutonomous learning and student exercises (upper UG and PGs)