Who owns the past

Name: Who owns the past
ISBN: 9789075230253

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EditorSilberman N. & Liuzza C.

Jaar2006

PublicatietypeBoek

Volume4

SubtitelHeritage rights and responsibilities in a multicultural world

Pagina’s370

UitgeverVlaams Instituut voor het Onroerend Erfgoed - Provinciaal Archeologisch Museum Ename

PlaatsBrussel

ISBN9789075230253

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Foreword 1-6
Silberman N.

New challenges in heritage policy 7-72

Stanley-Price N. : Cultural Property and Universal Value , pp. 7-19
Kowalski W.W. : Who owns the past? Certain recent dilemmas in Poland , pp. 20-28
Baillie B. : Angkor Wat, Monks and ZEMP: Issues of Ownership on a world heritage site , pp. 29-38
van Roode S. : Cairo's Architectural heritage: heritage management in the context of a megacity , pp. 39-46
Schlanger N. : Owning the ordinary: on preventive archaeology and the custodianship of the past , pp. 47-57
Aramian C.W. : Cultural heritage conservation and corporate social responsability , pp. 58-72

The impact of scholarship on public heritage 73-150

Schrire C. : Constructing Ethnicity in South African Archaeology: Bushmen Identity in South African Presentations, 1911-2001 , pp. 73-85
Holm L. : Communicating heritage in Sápmi: archaeological heritage management and indigenous identification in Northern sweden , pp. 86-94
Bos J. E.M.F. : The implication of ownership of Karanis: A dynamic approach to site management in Egypt , pp. 95-106
Burgers G.-J. : Classical archaeology and local communities: setting up archaeological parks in the Italian region of Apulia , pp. 107-118
Ahunbay Z. : The Ancient Remains in the Center of Tarsus and the Need to Protect and present them to the public , pp. 119-124
Puccio F. : Multicultural perception of a heritage site: the Leuven Groot Begijnhof , pp. 124-130
Farjas M., Castillo A., Zancajo J., Mostaza T. & Balik R. : Ávila: seeking the management of a city , pp. 131-140
Rico M.T. & Ashley M. : Sharing in situ: the north shelter in Catalhöyük, Turkey , pp. 141-150

Sites of conscience 151-210

Sevcenko L. : Activating the past: historic sites of conscience , pp. 151-170
Pellizzoli R. : The peace school of foundation of Monte Sole: Doing peace education between memories and histories , pp. 171-172
Williams N. : The workhouse: heritage and the problem of poverty , pp. 173-179
Lim J.-H. : Who has the right to judge the value of heritage? Selective memories of Japanese colonial heritage in South Korea , pp. 180-192
Kramberger D. : Franja Partisan Hospital, Dolenji Novaki (Cerkno), Slovenia , pp. 193-196
Groag S. : Lubya, Israel: on conservation and memory , pp. 197-201
Daugbjerg M. : Why learning from the past is not as simple as that: perspectives from the battlefield site of Dybbol, Denmark , pp. 202-210

Inclusive public interpretation 211-276

Jameson J.H. : Toward an inclusive public heritage , pp. 211-219
Polonovski M. : Jewish heritage in France: the heritage of a minority religious culture , pp. 220-224
Muñoz M. : The Bolivian case: diversity and interpretation of its cultural heritage , pp. 225-228
Chalfen J. : Performances and arts-based interventions in Museum and historic sites: the Tenement Museum (USA) and the Untold Stories Project (UK) , pp. 229-233
Morgan D. : The U.S. National Historic Preservation Act and Indigenous Heritage , pp. 234-245
Chalcraft J. : Managing epistemological plurality : a multi-site case study , pp. 246-257
Bernal B. : Collective heritage or heritage of captivity: a change of relationship between citizens and cultural values , pp. 258-266
Vancauwenberghe R. & De Pelsmaeker M. : Network of roman roads as lever for the development of rural initiatives , pp. 267-276

Cultural property: legal and ethical issues 277-348

Coggins C. : Property and heritage - a latin american perspective: Mexico, Peru, Colombia, and Guatemala , pp. 277-334
Papa Sokal M. : The Illicit Trade in Antiquities and the UNESCO Convention , pp. 335-348

Samenvattingen van de plenaire sprekers 349-360

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