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World Heritage: Global Challenges, Local Solutions: Proceedings of a conference at Coalbrookdale, 4-7th May 2006 hosted by the Ironbridge Institute

Roger White and John Carman
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This book includes papers presented at a conference on World Heritage management held at Coalbrookdale, Shropshire, England in May 2006. hosted by the Ironbridge Institute.
  • Front Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Table of Contents
  • PREFACE
  • MANAGEMENT PLANS
  • MONITORING AND EVALUATION IN THE WORLD HERITAGE CONVENTION
  • THE MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE EXTENDED WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF BUDAPEST
  • THE WORLD HERITAGE BRAND IN PERSPECTIVE
  • WORLD HERITAGE SITE BRANDING – THE BLAENAVON EXPERIENCE
  • FRONTIERS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE WORLD HERITAGE SITE
  • ISSUES AND CHALLENGES OF WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN NEPAL
  • MANAGING THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF A NATURAL HERITAGE SITE: A CASE STUDY OF THE SKOCJAN CAVES, SLOVENIA
  • CONSTRUCTING WORLD HERITAGE: STRATEGIES FOR EXPLORING PERCEPTIONS AND PRACTICES
  • FROM THE ‘MONUMENTAL’ TO THE ‘LIVING’ HERITAGE: A SHIFT IN PERSPECTIVE
  • FROM BASKET CASE TO HANGING BASKETS: REGENERATION, ALIENATION AND HERITAGE IN IRONBRIDGE
  • SUSTAINABILITY
  • KATHMANDU VALLEY WORLD HERITAGE SITE REVISITED: SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION, CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF PATAN DURBAR SQUARE, NEPAL
  • THE NEXT BIG CHALLENGE – WHAT ARE THE GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE?
  • PROTECTING CULTURAL, NATURAL, AND INTANGIBLE HERITAGE VALUES AS A POVERTY-REDUCTION STRATEGY
  • WHAT DOES SUSTAINABILITY HAVE TO DO WITH IT? REFLECTIONS UPON HERITAGE LANGUAGE AND THE HERITAGE OF SLAVERY AND MISSIONARIES
  • GLOBAL AND LOCAL FACTORS INFLUENCING CONGESTION AT MACAO’S MOST POPULAR WORLD HERITAGE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
  • THE MANAGEMENT OF TWO WORLD HERITAGE SITES: XIDI AND HONGCUN IN ANHUI, CHINA
  • ENGAGING WITH COMMUNITIES
  • BRIDGING THE ATLANTIC - ARCHAEOLOGY AND COMMUNITY IN ENGLAND AND BERMUDA
  • THE DEATH OF A COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY PROJECT? ENSURING ‘CONSULTATION’ IN A NON-MANDATED BUREAUCRATIC ENVIRONMENT
  • AVEBURY, THE VILLAGE IN THE STONES: INTERNATIONAL DESIGNATION AND LOCAL FRUSTRATION
  • ZONES OF NEGOTIATION: THE AUCKLAND MUSEUM’S RELATIONSHIPS WITH PACIFIC ISLANDS COMMUNITIES
  • FOSSIL COLLECTING AT THE JOGGINS FOSSIL CLIFF PROTECTED SITE: A NEW APPROACH
  • COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN THE REGENERATION OF A HISTORIC CITY CENTRE
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • LIST OF AUTHORS
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Published: 2007
Publisher: BAR Publishing
ISBN(s)
  • 9781407301402 (paperback)
  • 9781407331775 (ebook)
BAR Number: S1698
Subject
  • Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific
  • Southeast Asia
  • East Asia
  • Central and Eastern Europe
  • Central and South America and the Caribbean
  • Western Europe and Britain
  • Classical and Hellenistic
  • Museum Studies / Conservation / Heritage / Education
  • Central and South Asia
  • Multiperiod
  • British Isles
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