Alice Hertzog

About the Author

Alice Hertzog is a distinguished scholar and cultural historian whose work bridges the gaps between African heritage and European institutions. With a PhD in anthropology from the University of Geneva, she has dedicated her career to examining the colonial legacies embedded in museum collections across Europe. Hertzog's research illuminates the stories of displaced artifacts and the communities they represent, advocating for repatriation and inclusive curatorial practices. Her insightful analyses challenge traditional narratives, fostering a deeper understanding of global cultural dialogues. Drawing from extensive fieldwork in West Africa and archival studies in Switzerland, Hertzog continues to influence debates on cultural restitution and heritage preservation worldwide.