(2024-2026)
The Heritage and/in deindustrialization initiative examines the unfolding relationship between industrial heritage sites and the working-class areas that often adjoin them, with the goal of understanding how the socio-economic and political impact of recognizing the industrial past affects the present. The transnational flow of industrial heritage ideas will also be considered. Can industrial heritage support those ‘left behind’ in deindustrialized areas where nothing (or very little) has filled the economic or cultural vacuum? How has the transnational flow of industrial heritage ideas influenced site interpretation, culture-led redevelopment schemes, and official heritage discourse in Western Europe and North America?
Co-investigators:
Affiliates:
- Alex Hubert
- Aparna Das
- Bea Andreotti
- Bharat Sundararajan
- Brian Rosa
- Chris Walley
- Clarence Hatton
- Constanze Von Wrangel
- Cory Haala
- Daniela Morales Fredes
- David Nettleingham
- David Sobel
- Èlia Casals-Alsina
- Evinç Doğan
- Francisco Rivera
- Geneviève Lauzière
- Guilherme Pozzer
- Jacob Harver
- James Ferns
- Jennifer Vanderpool
- Juliette Passilly
- Kassandra Spooner-Lockyer
- Katarzyna Nogueira
- Katherine Watson
- Laura Littlefair
- Laurent Sauvage
- Marcelo Beccera-Parra
- Maria Esparanza Rock-Nunez
- Mart Chmielewski
- Matthew Penney
- Melissa Meade
- Michael Bianchi
- Myriam Guillemette
- Nina Vodopivec
- Paula Fernandez Alvarez
- Pete Hodson
- Philip Rich
- Rebekah Chatellier
- Rose Steele
- Sabine Hake
- Sahar Ghasemshahi
- Seana Irvine
- Shonagh Joice
- Thomas Baker
- Tosh Warwick
- Victoria Allen
- Xu Subin
