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Jointly published with Zhejiang University Press
The print edition is not for sale in China (Mainland). Customers from China (Mainland) please order the print book from: Zhejiang University Press.
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The global rise of heritage studies and heritage industry in recent decades has been a story of crossing frontiers and transcending boundaries. The 2018 Association of Critical Heritage Studies (ACHS) Conference thus takes borders as a broadly defined, yet key, concept for better understanding how heritage is valued, preserved, politicized, mobilized, financed, planned and destroyed. Thinking through borders raises questions about theories of heritage, its methodologies of research and where its boundaries lie with tourism, urban development, post-disaster recovery, collective identities, climate change, memory or violent conflict. Held in the city of Hangzhou, China, Heritage Across Borders has connected international participants with local issues, and in so doing opened up debates about the ruralurban, eastwest, tangibleintangible and other familiar divides.
Since it was formed in the early 2010s, ACHS has held three conferences in Gteborg (Sweden, 2012), Canberra (Australia, 2014) and Montreal (Canada, 2016) with the number of participants growing. As the largest conference of its kind in Asia, the fourth edition attracted over 460 participants from different disciplines.
The 2018 ACHS Conference features one public speech delivered by Prof. Michael Herzfeld from Hartford University and five keynote speeches from: Prof. David J. Bodenhamer at Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis; Prof. Jianming Cai at Chinese Academy of Sciences; Prof. Le Cheng at Zhejiang University; Prof. Nelson H. Graburn at University of California, Berkeley; and Prof. Michael Rowlands at University College London.
Historical Approaches to Heritage in/from East Asia
Heritage, Cultural Contestation and Government
The Distributed Materiality of the Heritage of Migration
Conservation of Private Gardens and Urban Futures
Heritage Across Borders. Semiotic Strategies of Global Diasporas
Conceptualizing Urban/Rural Heritage Connections
Across the Ditch: Advancing a Future for Critical Heritage Studies in Australia and New Zealand
Borders Between Tangible and Intangible Museum Practice
Toolkits Across Borders: Assembling MethodsFutures for Critical Heritage Studies
Design and Participative Methodologies for Heritage: Exploring the Notion of Borders Through Dialogic Digital Design Methods
Heritage as Competitive Internationalism
Heritage as Political Strategies? World Heritage Listing and Management in the Asia-Pacific Region
Memorializing Movement: Celebrating Flows in an Age of Fixity
Cultural Heritage Initiatives for Social Inclusion/Against Social Exclusion
Downsizing Modernity: Heritage in Industrial Settings
Contestations of HeritageFormation in a Postsecular Age
Occupation Heritage
Cross-border Reworking on Difficult Memories and Places in Asia
Bounded and Loose: Encountering and Transgressing the Conceptual Borders Between Planned and Unplanned Spaces of Heritage
Atomic Heritage Goes Critical
Museum Objects and Knowledge Across Borders
The Europeanization of Realms of Memory and the Invention of a Common European Heritage
Multiplicity and Polyphony of Cultural Heritage: Narrative, Visual and Vocal Ways of Representing Heritage
What does Heritage Mean in/for Pakistan? The South Asian Career of a Global Concept
The Global Intangible Cultural Heritage Regime and the Politics of Community Participation in China
Heritage and Religion in Asia
Preservation of Boundary Resources: Languages and Cultural Heritages of Overlapping Communities
Crossing Borders: From (Colonial) Heritage to Museum Exhibit. Challenging the Appropriation, Presentation and Communication of Difficult Heritage
The Unsafe Museum: Negotiating Difficult Heritage
Crossing Borders with Heritage Festivals
Interweaving Cultures: Tangible and Intangible Heritage and Cultural Diversity
Borders of Expertise and Professionalization
Socialist Heritage Around the World: A Heritage Without Borders?
Participatory Heritage and Civil Society
Histories of Urban Heritage: Emotional and Experiential Attachments Across Time and Space
Minority Arts and Heritage: Border Work and Contact Zones
How Emergent Forms of Heritage Reconfigure the Discursive/Material Divide
Conceptual Histories of Heritage
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