[Archport] Gestão Integrada do Território para o Desenvolvimento sustentável

["Luiz Oosterbeek" <loost@ipt.pt>]

O futuro da arqueologia e da gestão patrimonial revela-se, cada vez mais, como sendo indissociável das estratégias globais de gestão do território. Em diversos países, a investigação arqueológica e o conjunto de metodologias a que recorre são de forma crescente considerados como úteis a essa gestão, ao mesmo tempo que os museus ocupam um lugar estruturante na afirmação dos territórios.

O Instituto Politécnico de Tomar irá organizar com o apoio da Comissão Europeia e em parceria com diversas Universidades Europeias, um Curso Intensivo de Gestão Integrada do Território, multidisciplinar, entre 4 e 13 de Abril de 2013. Este curso, totalmente leccionado em inglês, insere-se numa parceria que também envolve diversas organizações nacionais e internacionais de património e do sector empresarial.

O curso tem algumas vagas para participantes portugueses. Os interessados deverão preencher a ficha em anexo e enviá-la para lcaron@ipt.pt, acompanhada de uma carta de motivação.

O curso é acreditado com 6 créditos ECTS e é plenamente reconhecido por todas as universidades envolvidas e pela Comissão Europeia.

 

 

Luiz Oosterbeek

(Coordenador do Curso)

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Main partners: Instituto Politécnico de Tomar – PT (co-ordinator), Universitá degli Studi di Ferrara – IT, University of Technology of Brno – CZ, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos – ES, National University of Arts, Bucharest – RO, Vilnius University – LT, Ghent University – BE, M. National d’Histoire Naturelle – FR, Universitat Rovira i Virgili – ES, Jena University – DE, Université Jean Monet – FR, Universitá Di Napoli Federico II – IT

Associated partners: HERITY International, Conseil International de Philosophie et Sciences Humaines, Union Internationale des Sciences Préhistoriques et Protohistoriques, International Year for Global Understanding, Junta de Extremadura, Benefits and Profits, Comunidade Inter-Municipal do Médio Tejo, Nersant, Instituto Terra e Memória

 

 

ERASMUS INTENSIVE PROGRAMME

Integrated Landscape Management for Sustainable Development

(6 ECTS)

PROGRAMME

Students will follow the lectures and deliver a 10 minutes presentation on a topic of integrated landscape management related to one of the teaching units, based on bibliography, including the one that will be sent to all selected students.

 

Day	Unit	Lecturers from
4	Introduction: international scenarios and challenges for the recognition of critical areas in Integrated Landscape Management.	9h30 Luiz Oosterbeek – Integrated Landscape Management: an overview 14h00 Jacqueline Bayon – Cultural landscapes: concepts and management approaches 16h30 Helena Zemankova – Re-designing urban spaces: a critical issue
5	Anthropology	9h30 Carlo Peretto – Human evolution and the understandings of space 14h00 Hipólito Collado – Breaking paradigms: Symbols in the same territory ¿Neanderthal or Sapiens? 16h30 Benno Werlen – Global Understanding as a precondition for integrated research
6	Information and Communication	9h30 Renaldas Gudauskas – Strategic communication as major tool for landscape management. 14h30 Round-table – Communication and the setbacks of Landscape Management 17h00 Rita Anastácio – GIS as a tool for integrated landscape management
7	Field work	The Middle Tagus region. Group essay.
8	Archaeology	9h30 Robert Sara I Ramos – Human Ecology 14h00 Marta Arzarello – The site of Pirro Nord: an archaeological site in an active quarry. Problems of conservation, use and dissemination. 16h30 Patrick Paillet – Rock art and the construction of human landscapes.
9	Archaeology	9h30 Jean Bourgeois – Landscape Archaeology 14h Laurent Caron – Scallabis/Moron: recognising fromtiers and landscape management strategies in the dawn of the Roman Empire 15h00 Pierluigi Rosina – The physical constraints of human behavior 16h30 Dragos Gheorghiu – Gesture, techniques and landscape perceptions
10	Environment (introduction).	9h30 Luís Santos – Environment as a global system 14h00 Cecília Baptista – Monitoring environmental risks and hazards 16h30 Cristina Andrade – Modelling climate 17h30 Silvério Figueiredo –Geoconservation and palaeontological heritage as a tool for environmental and economic sustainability
11	Economics (introduction). Conclusions	9h30 Pascual Fernández – Economy and Sustainable Development Belén Elisa Diaz Pérez – Creative Economy, Cities and Creative Territories: tourism, culture, leisure and innovation. Case studies presentation. 14h00 – Sérgio Nunes  - The role of innovation in economics and landscape management 16h30 Maurizio Quagliuolo – Quality Management of Cultural Heritage as a tool for integrated landscape management 18h30 – Creative industries as a core for integrated landscape management (round-table)
12-13	Presentations of students and assessment

 

 

 

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