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Regional Opportunities and Challenges Facing the West in the Middle East

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Changing Character of War
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The focus of this presentation is on post-ISIS Syria and Iraq, Iranian ascendancy in the region, and the reaction of the US, UK and their allies in the region. It also considers prospects for Saudi Arabian reform and leadership of the Arab world.

Jonathan Paris is a London-based analyst with interests in counter-radicalization, international security and global trends in a wide range of regions including South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, China and Europe. He was a Middle East Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York from 1995-2000. Since moving to London in June 2001, he has prepared studies for the US government on the future of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Europe, Muslims in Europe, China, and China in Sub-Saharan Africa. He is the author of several articles and two monographs, Prospects for Pakistan and Prospects for Iran. Mr. Paris is a graduate of Yale University (BA in Comparative Political and Economic Systems) and Stanford Law School. He is a native of Cleveland, Ohio.

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Changing Character of War
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Jonathan Paris
Keywords
Middle East; politics; conflict; terrorism
Department: Pembroke College
Date Added: 20/12/2017
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Le role de l'Institut National du Patrimoine dans la lutte contre le trafic illicite des biens culturels: situation actuelle et defis

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Yasser Jrad (INP) gives their presentation in the third panel of the conference.
English title: The role of the National Heritage Institute in the fight against the illicit trafficking of cultural property: current situation and challenges

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Yasser Jrad
Keywords
archaeology
middle east
north africa
Department: School of Archaeology
Date Added: 19/12/2017
Duration: 00:31:04

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La Carte Nationale Informatisee des Sites Archeologiques et des Monuments Historiques : Un projet strategique

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Naouel Selmi (INP) gives a talk for the third panel of the conference. The challenges and opportunities for protecting the past in Tunisia.
English title: The National Computerized Map of Archaeological Sites and Historical Monuments: A Strategic Project.

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Naouel Selmi
Keywords
archaeology
middle east
north africa
Tunisia
Department: School of Archaeology
Date Added: 19/12/2017
Duration: 00:14:45

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Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Robert Bewley (Director, EAMENA) gives a speech in the second panel of the conference: Setting the scene.
The Endangered Archaeology of the Middle East and North Africa (EAMENA) project is a collaboration between the Universities of Oxford, Leicester and Durham; funded since 2015 by the Arcadia Fund and more recently the Cultural Protection Fund. This paper explores the development of the EAMENA project, its aims and objectives in recording archaeological sites and assessing disturbances and threats across the MENA region and will highlight some of the initial results.

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Robert Bewley
Keywords
archaeology
middle east
north africa
Department: School of Archaeology
Date Added: 19/12/2017
Duration: 00:15:12

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Conference Speech: Mohamed Ould Khattar (UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Arab States Unit)

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Mohamed Ould Khattar (UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Arab States Unit) gives a speech in the second panel of the conference; Setting the Scene.

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Mohamed Ould Khattar
Keywords
middle east
archaeology
north africa
protecting the past
Department: School of Archaeology
Date Added: 19/12/2017
Duration: 00:22:46

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ICCROM's contribution to the safeguarding of endangered cultural heritage in the Arab region

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Zaki Aslan (Director, ICCROM-ATHAR Regional Conservation Centre in Sharjah) gives a talk in the second panel of the conference: Setting the Scene.

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Zaki Aslan
Keywords
middle east
archaeology
north africa
protecting the past
Department: School of Archaeology
Date Added: 19/12/2017
Duration: 00:25:27

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The aims of Protecting the Past

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Andrea Zerbini (Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa, EAMENA) gives a brief introduction on the aims of Protecting the Past.

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Andrea Zerbini
Keywords
archaeology
middle east
protecting the past
Department: School of Archaeology
Date Added: 19/12/2017
Duration: 00:02:53

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Keynote speech: Nada Hosking (Director of Programs and Partnerships, Global Heritage Fund, GHF)

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Nada Hosking (Director of Programs and Partnerships, Global Heritage Fund, GHF), gives the second keynote speech of the conference.

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection
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Nada Hosking
Keywords
archeology
middle east
Department: School of Archaeology
Date Added: 19/12/2017
Duration: 00:10:25

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Protecting the Past 3: Documentation as a Tool for Heritage Protection

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Protecting the Past is the international conference and workshop series organised by the Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa (EAMENA) Project in cooperation with regional partners in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

The heritage of the MENA region is of international importance: the region contains millions of documented and un-documented archaeological sites. Whilst current international attention is focused on conflict damage, the heritage of these regions is at risk from multiple threats including looting, dam inundation, development and expanding agriculture.

The purpose of this series is to move beyond describing the threats facing the cultural heritage of the region and focus on understanding them, examining new approaches and projects for heritage protection. It promotes debate and discussion on the range of threats to cultural heritage sites, as well as aiming to to facilitate communication between different groups and enhance regional understanding of the issues. By bringing together different stakeholders, we hope to formulate strategies for the future, aimed at preserving cultural heritage sites and developing long-lasting partnerships within the MENA region.

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Designing English: Graphics on the medieval page

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Designing English: Graphics on the medieval page
Audio podcasts from the Designing English Exhibition.
This exhibition will illustrate the graphic design of handwritten manuscripts and inscriptions for the first thousand years of English, across the Middle Ages.
Showcasing the Bodleian Library's rich holdings of medieval manuscripts in English, ranging from Old English picture books or notes scratched into herbals, through fragments of medieval songs scribbled on spare pages, to masterpieces framed with illustrations and gold, or new page designs for practical tasks, such as manuals for handling swans. It will cover the experiences of both the makers and the users of writing: how craftspeople planned and made books, and how readers responded to their designs.

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