The politics of world heritage: visions, custodians, and futures of humanity

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  Welcome to the LSE events podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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  Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.

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  Alright everyone, welcome.

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  A few people might still file in, that's fine.

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  We'll have everyone.

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  So welcome to the LSE for this event.

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  This is hosted by the Department of International Relations.

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  Warm welcome to everyone.

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  Thanks for making time in your schedule, both in the theater and online, wherever you may be.

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  Before we get started,

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  please could you make sure that your mobile phones are either switched off or in silence for the duration of this event.

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  Thanks for doing that.

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  So just for sort of a little bit about who's here and about the structure of the event.

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  So my name is Zinnia Graf.

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  I'm an assistant professor in the Department of International Relations.

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  My research looks at international theory and international law.

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  And specifically,

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  I study the relationship between normative universals and the legitimacy of political violence.

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  This evening, Dr.

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  Elif Khaledioglu will present her new book, fresh out, or no longer so fresh, but here.

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