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World Heritage

2021
Bref aperçu et définition du droit international de la préservation des patrimoines mondiaux en droit ...
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Heritage Futures, Prefiguration and World Heritage

2020
Heritage futures are about the roles of heritage in managing the relations between present and future societies, e.g. through anticipation and planning. This topic has only rarely been addressed in the heritage sector and its literature (Högberg et al. 2017), although this is now changing (see especially Harrison et al. forthcoming; Holtorf and Högberg
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The World Politics of World Heritage

2004
What follows is a case study of a single concept, world heritage. It looks at the construction of modernist heritage politics on a global scale, and at attempts to critique and countercolonize these efforts in communalist terms. It could have been a case study of any number of issue-areas.
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The Heritage of Islam in the Modern World (II)

International Journal of Middle East Studies, 1970
We now turn from the development of political institutions in the Islamic lands of the Middle East to the organisms and attitudes prevalent among the governed classes in Middle Eastern society. The mass of people in the area are commonly described as apolitical, or politically apathetic.
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World Heritage

2022
Simon C. Woodward, Louise Cooke
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Is World Heritage a Heritage of the Community?

2014
A. Saladino, Camilla de Azevedo Moraes Wichers   +1 more
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The World Politics of World Heritage—Japan

2004
To the modernists who dominate contemporary world affairs, heritage is defined in objectifying, reifying terms that highlight tangible products. This definition is manifest in terms of a hegemonic preference for protecting cultural monuments, for building museums, and for designating natural parks.
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WORLD HERITAGE ON THE GROUND

2016
The UNESCO World Heritage Convention of 1972 set the contemporary standard for cultural and natural conservation. Today, a place on the World Heritage List is much sought after for tourism promotion, development funding, and national prestige. Presenting case studies from across the globe, particularly from Africa and Asia, anthropologists with ...
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In Focus: New World Heritage sites: What is World Heritage?

World Heritage Review, 2020
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World heritage

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 1977
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