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“Don’t Know Much About History?” – Pandemic PerspectivesCan we learn from history? This is not just a question historians ask themselves but also a question of social relevance. In some cases, the only choice is to learn in order to prevent, for example regarding the Holocaust. ‘Never again’ is a simple but urgent demand. But what about other cases – for example, a pandemic? read more |
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It’s all about wood: urban oaks between beetles and beechesWhat and who is a wood for? Especially in urban surroundings natural places are entangled in a myriad of practices. It is no simple task to accomodate them all and conflicts are bound to occur. Can they be resolved? read more |
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The Visitor Experience: Adapting in Post-Covid WorldThe heritage and tourism industry has suffered in numerous ways due to the... read more |
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Acropolis: Marbled by Monumental Myths and Stories“During my first days in the city for fieldwork, I strolled around the... read more |
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