Human Rights and Cultural Heritage A New Paradigm

November 1, 2017

Tim Slade, Patty Gerstenblith, Nancy C. Wilkie

Dean Jennifer Rosato Perea and Patty Gerstenblith

Lubna S. El-Gendi, moderator

Sarah Dávila-Ruhaak, The interconnectedness of the right to culture and self-determination

Rebecca Tsosie, Indigenous Peoples’ Claims to Governance of Cultural Heritage

Morag Kersel, moderator 

Justin B. Richland, Jurisdictions of Significance: Narrating Heritage in a Hopi-US Tribal Consultation

George Nicholas, Heritage as a Basic Human Right: Equity, Education, Protection, Intervention

Catherine Bell, Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Museum Policy 

Karima E. Bennoune, Cultural Heritage as a Human Rights Issue

Shamila Batohi, Protection of Cultural Property: Perspectives of the ICC Prosecutor’s Office

Patty Gerstenblith, moderator

Rosemary Coombe, Culturalized Properties in Neoliberal Futures: Frontiers of Dispossession and Indigenous Assertion

Dorothy Lippert, Consultation is the Least You Can Do; How meaningful relationships with tribes reinforce cultural rights

Dean Suagee, Human Rights for Indigenous Peoples: Some Implications of DAPL and KXL

Thomas R. Kline, moderator

Stacey Jessiman de Nanteuil, A Distinct Approach for Resolving Indigenous Cultural Heritage Disputes

Alessandro Chechi, Unraveling Disputes over Cultural Objects and Cultural Rights through ADR Mechanisms

Lori Breslauer, International Repatriation at The Field Museum