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Communities and Cultural Heritage explores the relationship between communities, their cultural heritage, and the global forces that control most of the world's wealth and resources in today's world.
Communities and Cultural Heritage explores the relationship between communities, their cultural heritage, and the global forces that control most of the world's wealth and resources in today's world.
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Autorenporträt
Valerie Higgins is is currently Associate Professor of Archaeology at The American University of Rome in Italy. Diane Douglas has acted as Environmental Consultant in 19 countries over the past decade. Dr. Douglas has served as Principal Advisor, Project Manager or Team Leader for engineering and environmental firms, as well as a consultant to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), African Development Bank (AfDB), Asian Development Bank (ADB), European Bank on Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), International Finance Corporation (IFC), and World Bank.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Valerie Higgins, Diane Douglas and George Smith1. Communities in Heritage: Global Issues, Local ValuesValerie Higgins and Diane DouglasSection 1: The Power of Living Heritage2. Cultural Heritage, Empowerment and the Social Transformation of Local Communities Fekri Hassan3. Defining 'Heritage Communities' in an Age of Migration: Urban Youths' Narratives of TranslocalityKaja Hannedatter Sontum 4. Agricultural Heritage Systems, their Resilience and Climate Smart CommunitiesParviz Koohafkan and Thomas L. Price5. Historic Heritage Sites and Depopulation: Cities without CitizensValerie Higgins6. Identifying Local Communities' Resilience and Power to Build Sustainable Futures: "Democracy starts here"Ibrahima Thiaw7. Local Craft Knowledge and Heritage-making in the Aftermath of a Capacity-building Project in Southern Africa: Who are the locals?Per Ditlef Fredriksen and Foreman Bandama8. Valuing and Protecting the Past in Contemporary SocietyGeorge S. Smith9. Archaeology, Communities, and Economic Development: A Pandora's BoxK.Anne PyburnSection 2: Vertical and Horizontal Management of Resources10. Realities and Requisites in Community-based Heritage ManagementPeter G. Gould11. Cultural Heritage Stewardship: Challenges and New Approaches for an Uncertain FutureArlene K. Fleming 12. Tourism and Sustainability in the Historic City of Rome: Challenge or Threat?Barbara Staniscia13. Heritage Preservation and Indigenous Communities in the United StatesJoe Watkins 14. Local Engagement in Public-Private Partnerships for Heritage ManagementWilliam H. Jansen Section 3: Natural Hazards: Managing Heritage in the Face of Climate change and Natural Disasters 15. Understanding how Indigenous Knowledge can Contribute to Mitigating Global Climate Change: Seeing the forest and the treesDiane L. Douglas16. Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage through Community EngagementRohit Jigyasu17. People-centered Cultural Heritage First Aid: From Response to ResilienceAparna TandonEpilogueChristopher Prescott
Preface Valerie Higgins, Diane Douglas and George Smith1. Communities in Heritage: Global Issues, Local ValuesValerie Higgins and Diane DouglasSection 1: The Power of Living Heritage2. Cultural Heritage, Empowerment and the Social Transformation of Local Communities Fekri Hassan3. Defining 'Heritage Communities' in an Age of Migration: Urban Youths' Narratives of TranslocalityKaja Hannedatter Sontum 4. Agricultural Heritage Systems, their Resilience and Climate Smart CommunitiesParviz Koohafkan and Thomas L. Price5. Historic Heritage Sites and Depopulation: Cities without CitizensValerie Higgins6. Identifying Local Communities' Resilience and Power to Build Sustainable Futures: "Democracy starts here"Ibrahima Thiaw7. Local Craft Knowledge and Heritage-making in the Aftermath of a Capacity-building Project in Southern Africa: Who are the locals?Per Ditlef Fredriksen and Foreman Bandama8. Valuing and Protecting the Past in Contemporary SocietyGeorge S. Smith9. Archaeology, Communities, and Economic Development: A Pandora's BoxK.Anne PyburnSection 2: Vertical and Horizontal Management of Resources10. Realities and Requisites in Community-based Heritage ManagementPeter G. Gould11. Cultural Heritage Stewardship: Challenges and New Approaches for an Uncertain FutureArlene K. Fleming 12. Tourism and Sustainability in the Historic City of Rome: Challenge or Threat?Barbara Staniscia13. Heritage Preservation and Indigenous Communities in the United StatesJoe Watkins 14. Local Engagement in Public-Private Partnerships for Heritage ManagementWilliam H. Jansen Section 3: Natural Hazards: Managing Heritage in the Face of Climate change and Natural Disasters 15. Understanding how Indigenous Knowledge can Contribute to Mitigating Global Climate Change: Seeing the forest and the treesDiane L. Douglas16. Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage through Community EngagementRohit Jigyasu17. People-centered Cultural Heritage First Aid: From Response to ResilienceAparna TandonEpilogueChristopher Prescott
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