Understanding the Politics of Heritage

Rodney Harrison

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List of figures Notes on contributors Preface List of abbreviations Introduction 1. What is heritage? (Rodney Harrison) 2. Critical approaches to heritage (Rodney Harrison and Audrey Linkman) 3. Heritage as a tool of government (Anne Laurence) 4. World Heritage (Ian Donnachie) 5. The politics of heritage (Rodney Harrison) 6. Heritage and nationalism (Richard Allen) 7. Heritage, colonialism and postcolonialism (Rodney Harrison and Lotte Hughes) 8. Heritage and class (Susie West) Appendix: Cultural heritage policy documents Glossary Acknowledgements Index

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