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Whose Heritage, Whose Society? (Festival of Politics 2011)
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Time: August 25, 2011 from 10:30am to 12pm
Location: Committee Room One, Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh
Website or Map: http://www.festivalofpolitics…
Event Type: lecture, debate
Organized By: Jamie Cooke
Latest Activity: Jul 18, 2011
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Event Description
Can culture, in all its forms, helps us to understand better Scotland's place in the world? A panel of commentators and experts will explore these issues in a highly interactive discussion.
The panel includes:
- Matthew Taylor, Chief Executive of the RSA;
- Mark O'Neill, Director of Policy, Research and Development at Glasgow Life;
- Professor Neil Blaine, Head of Film, Media and Journalism at Stirling Univeristy;
- David Greig, Playwright
and will be Chaired by Jan MacDonald, Professor Emeritus of the University of Glasgow.
Tickets and further information can be obtained from the Festival of Politics website (www.festivalofpolitics.org.uk). This is a free event.
This event is in association with the British Council, the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, the RSA, the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the UNESCO UKNC Scotland Committee.
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