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Regional cultural heritage versus national heritage in Scania's disputed national landscape
International Journal of Heritage Studies, 2005This article argues that the official landscape heritage in Sweden is formed in an interplay between regional and national discourses, and that the national ideology during the last century has promoted the preservation of stereotyped landscapes that partly ignores the conditions under which these landscapes were actually formed.
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National Heritage in the Netherlands
2023Abstract Due to an extended occupation period, which only fully ended with the German surrender, the Dutch claimed in postwar negotiations they had suffered more than any other occupied country. Compared to the other two countries, the Netherlands most aggressively pursued restitution to bolster the national treasury, without regard for ...
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Heritage Report: The National Railway Heritage Conference
Labour History, 2006The 101 delegates who attended the National Railway Heritage Conference at Tamworth held 28-30 September 2005 included representatives of museums, heritage groups, tourism agencies, universities (Australian and overseas), trade unions, transport authorities, a Labor Senator (Kerry O'Brien), and Tim Fischer, a former Leader of the National Party of ...
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Nationalism - News or Heritage
Balkanistic ForumThe text is based on several empirical studies dealing with the question – whether the current nationalism in Bulgaria (compared to other Balkan countries) is inherited from previous periods, i.e. – whether it is "immanently inherent" to the Bulgarian nation, or whether it is the result of specific conjunctures and is activated on specific occasions ...
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The National Heritage List for England
2020Northamptonshire Archaeology, 37, 193 ...
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National Heritage Turns to Infowar
1998As the InfoWar leaflet states, the information society is “no longer a vague promise of a better future, but a reality and a central challenge of the here-and-now”. A challenge like, How can we trust the people of the “better future” when they are the ones who left us out of the past?
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Heritage and Nationalism: An Unbreachable Couple?
2015In the 1990s much of the academic literature on globalization heralded the decline of the nation-state and the emergence of a new global order, one supposedly defined by transnational connectivities, ‘glocal’ intersections and a seamless capitalist economy (Robertson, 1992; Hardt and Negri, 2001; Urry, 2003).
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Tourists’ national identity at heritage sites of natural disasters
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2023Yachen Zhang, Jing Wang
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