2022-01-22
In 2020, our UNESCO Chair commissioned a report from Kalmar County Museum on its role in the regional visitor economy of the future. The report (in Swedish) was linked to the Post-Pandemic Tourism Development project run at Linnaeus University with involvement of the UNESCO Chair.
The study consists to a large extent of interviews with Kalmar County Museum’s management group and is now available here.
2020-05-25
A contribution by Cornelius Holtorf and Annalisa Bolin for the blog Seeing the Woods of the Rachel Carson Centre has now been published, entitled
“CORONA CRISIS, UNESCO AND THE FUTURE: DO WE NEED A NEW WORLD HERITAGE?“
We argue that it is not surprising that many have started asking about the legacy that the “corona crisis” of 2020 is going to leave behind for the years and perhaps for decades to come. Seldom have the relations between present and future societies felt more relevant than during the present weeks…
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