Legislative framework : stakeholders and regulations

Teacher(s)

de Brogniez Maxime; de Clippele Marie-Sophie;

Language

French

Content

The course aims to provide an overview of the regulations governing the protection of immovable cultural heritage at both the international and national levels. The course begins with a critical examination of the interaction between heritage protection and the law. It then analyzes the issue of immovable cultural heritage protection from an international perspective and in terms of the distribution of jurisdiction. This will enable students to identify the main relevant instruments of international law and to apply the principles and recommendations that govern these areas. Third, the course provides an in-depth examination of the legal framework applicable in the Walloon Region. Finally, emphasis is placed on the differences in Brussels law, as well as a brief overview of Flemish law and the law of the German-speaking Community.

Teaching methods

A lecture course taught by two faculty members, involving active student participation with a focus on the co-creation of knowledge: analysis of case law and case studies

Evaluation methods

Oral exam. Grading during the January exam session (or August, if the student fails)

Other information

Course materials for teaching activities (including relevant visual resources) and recommended or required reading (reading lists, texts, and core works specific to each teaching activity, as well as subject-specific or thematic bibliographies) are made available electronically by each instructor, in accordance with the procedures established by their home institution or as determined and communicated by the instructor during the course. They are also made available at the La Paix-Dieu Center for Heritage Professions and in the libraries of partner universities and educational institutions.

Faculty or entity

> FIAL