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Professor Elizabeth Crooke is a leading academic in museum and heritage studies at Ulster University’s School of Arts and Humanities, specializing in post-conflict societies, cultural geography, and the interplay between museums and political narratives. Her work bridges critical heritage theory, empirical research on Northern Ireland, and global responses to crises like the pandemic.
- Principal Investigator for Museums, Crisis and Covid-19: Vitality and Vulnerabilities (UKRI-funded, 2020–2022).
- Co-editor of Heritage after Conflict: Northern Ireland (Routledge, 2018).
- Advisor to the Museum Standards Programme (Heritage Council, Ireland).
- Examined PhDs at Cambridge, Cardiff, and Limerick.
Her recent research explores emotional labor in museums, hybrid institutional models, and post-pandemic adaptation, with peer-reviewed work in Memory Studies and International Journal of Heritage Studies. She has advised UK and Irish policymakers, including roles on the NI Museums Council and Irish Museums Association.
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