1st Edition
Navigating Polyvocal Heritage in a Postcolonial Cultural Landscape Banda Islands, Indonesia
Part 1: Histories of Banda 1. Cultural Roots in Religion, Travel and Trade 2. Dutch Occupation (1609 - 1939) 3. Revolution and Rebuilding (1939-Present) Part 2: Cultural Landscape of Banda 4. Development of the Cultural Landscape Approach 5. Banda Islands Within a National Context 6. Heritage and Tourism Practices in the Banda Islands Part 3: Fort Nassau on Banda Neira 7. Life-Cycle of Fort Nassau 8. Fort Nassau and Its Ties to Landscape 9. Restoration and Meaning-Making at Fort Nassau
Biography
Joëlla van Donkersgoed is a postdoctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH). In her research and work activities she aims to centralize the perspective of the local community and provide local (diverse) voices a platform to speak, participate, and be empowered. She holds a Ph.D. degree in Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, USA (2020), as well as Bachelor's and Master's degrees with specializations in public archaeology and archaeological heritage management from Leiden University, the Netherlands (2012/2014).
