The conference will take place in Madrid from 27 to 29 May 2026 in a hybrid format.

The provisional programme confirms a multidisciplinary, collective and co-
constructed approach. It includes communication sessions, specialised panels,
participatory workshops, research meetings and thematic sessions. Confirmed
panels cover a range of topics, including museum networks, international
cooperation, heritage and science, the Faro Convention, archaeological
networks, archives, UNESCO Chairs and European heritage, as well as the
analysis of illicit trafficking in cultural property and community networks for
sustainability.

The call for papers remains open until 13 March.

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