1st Edition
The Former �Yugoslavia Tribunal� as Monument of Justice History, Heritage and Memory of the ICTY and IRMCT in the City of Peace and Justice
Introduction—History, Heritage, and Memory
Theoretical Framework
In the Neighborhood: What’s in a Place?
From Srebrenica to The Hague
The ICTY archives
From Built Heritage to Memory Mapping: Site Analysis,
Documentation, and Valuation
Bibliography
Appendix I
Appendix II
Biography
Rob van der Laarse works as a historian and a scholar of cultural studies, specializing in (early) modern Dutch political and European cultural history as well as contemporary war and conflict heritage. He was the founder of the heritage and memory studies programme and research school at the University of Amsterdam and previously held the shared Westerbork chair at the UvA and VU Amsterdam.
Charles Jeurgens formerly worked as municipal archivist (Schiedam, Dordrecht) and as professor of archivistics at Leiden University and at the Nationaal Archief. He currently works at the University of Amsterdam as an archival scholar in archival and information studies with a special interest in in practices of recordkeeping by former Dutch colonial authorities and agencies, and mechanisms of collecting, bias and silences.
Sabina Tanovic is an architect and researcher focused on memorial projects dealing with traumatic pasts. Sabina graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, the University of Sarajevo, and holds a master’s and doctoral degree from Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, where she also teaches. Her current research looks into the construction of contemporary memorials that are informed by participatory and grassroot approaches, environmental psychology and processes of bereavement.
