APPLIED RESEARCH OF CULTURAL HERITAGE (II)

1. Cultural heritage: concept, legislation and practice. 2. The heritage situation: Case studies. 3. Heritage recovery: Case studies. 4. The dominant communities and the marginal communities - a heritage perspective. History and architecture in the modern cities. 5. The monuments in the context of (early) modern and contemporary urban development. Forgotten urban centers. 6. The monuments in the context of (early) modern and contemporary urban development. Economy and urban development. 7. The heritage in rural areas: Evolution and present situation. Multiethnic communities: case studies. 8. The heritage in rural areas: Evolution and present situation. Wood churches. 9. The sacred spaces and places in the past and in the present. Jewish communities and their monuments: case studies. 10. The evolution of ecclesiastical centers. 11. The industrial heritage. 12. Conclusions.

Formation of skills of analysis and interpretation of historical, demographic, architectural and topographical data. Identifying and making use of sources, published and unpublished, which can provide new insights for research on these lines. Concrete production of new historical knowledge on the basis of deeper insights within the study of above referred historical subject. Formulation and motivation within some professional projects of a personal view in relation to historical phenomena; developing a research project on a historical issues.