My current research is derived from the studies noted in my publications, ostensibly on the Culture of the City project and works forthcoming (The Material City..), and on The Grey Zone of Health and Illness (most recently The Ethics of Care; The Dying Body as a Lived Experience, and a number of essays cited under Publications). Specifically, the projects are directed to the problem of the relations between Heritage and the culture of a community and how what UNESCO names the intangible heritage is more than the arts as they imply but the unspoken relations of a collective to its property system and its ‘unconscious’ heart of darkness. At present, professor Saeed Hydaralli and I are inquiring into the grounds of policy-informed initiatives to create Truth and Reconciliation committee reviews and action as these can be discerned in something like a canon that is illustrated in various attempts to reconsider past injustices. Cases include reconstructions of historical atrocities, and current debates over the legitimacy of memorials and such examples, and in addition, the examples of official committees that were created in the past to evaluate domestic conflicts such as the Kerner Report of Chicago that was designed to evaluate the problem of race in the US.