Cecilia Raziano González

Cecilia Raziano González is an Assistant Professor at the University of Geneva, affiliated with the Department of Geography. After completing her Master's degree in French and Romance languages at the University of Liège, she specialized in intangible cultural heritage studies.

• Current doctoral research focuses on institutional discourse around flamenco in Andalusia
• Supervised by Professors Bernard Debarbieux (Unige) and Ellen Hertz (Unine)
• Office: B506, University of Geneva (66 bd Carl-Vogt)

Research interests:

• UNESCO intangible cultural heritage frameworks
• Political and cultural geography
• Institutional narratives and scalar analysis
• Heritagization processes
• Migration studies (Spanish communities in Wallonia)

Her publications examine the territorial politics of UNESCO heritage lists and the scalar construction of flamenco as institutional heritage. Keywords associated with her work include heritage, UNESCO, flamenco, political geography, and cultural geography.