40 years of the world heritage convention - heritage in crisis?
Michael Queale
Abstract
Michael Queale
Abstract
In 2012, Australia ICOMOS held a series of workshops across Australia, to celebrate the fortieth birthday of the World Heritage Convention. Members met in a variety of locations across the country to discuss the relevance of the World Heritage Convention in today's world, and in particular, its importance to the affected local communities.
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In 2012, Australia ICOMOS held a series of workshops across Australia, to celebrate the fortieth birthday of the World Heritage Convention. Members met in a variety of locations across the country to discuss the relevance of the World Heritage Convention in today's world, and in particular, its importance to the affected local communities.
Key concepts: Convention, World heritage, Project commissioning, Publishing, Variety (cybernetics), Relevance (law), Political science, Industrial heritage