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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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Unsettling the National: Heritage and Diaspora
2012This chapter discusses the complex and problematic relationships between heritage and diaspora. Bringing these two concepts together opens up a range of tensions which trouble the intimate interrelationship that presumably exists among (national) identity, memory and heritage.
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