Cultural Property Protection in the 21st Century: Meeting Requirements across the Forces. Collected Papers from the International Conference in Vienna, November 2024.
erschienen in der Publikation "Cultural Property Protection in the 21st Century: Meeting Requirements across the Forces" (ISBN: 978-3-903548-16-9) - 2025
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Schlagworte zu diesem Beitrag:
Kulturgüterschutz, Völkerrecht, Konflikt, Krieg, Zivil-Militärische Beziehungen, Internationale Beziehungen, UNO, Künstliche Intelligenz, Kultur, Identität, Konferenz, Ergebnis, Landesverteidigungsakademie
Abstract:
70 years after the 1954 Hague Convention was adopted, the implementation of Cultural Property Protection (CPP) within armed forces and during armed conflict has made significant progress, but its full integration into military measures, education, and training still leaves room for improvement. Thus, the international conference of November 2024 brought together civil and military experts to expound current issues regarding cultural heritage and property protection and discuss common challenges and possibilities for an increased, sustainable implementation of CPP within armed forces. Another objective was to emphasise the significance of tangible and intangible heritage for societies and to elaborate on the added value of CPP for military missions and operations.
This collection of papers provides a comprehensive picture of the contents discussed and findings presented at the conference.