Heritage Regimes and the State

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Published in 2012 by Universitätsverlag Göttingen as volume 6 in the series “Göttingen Studies in Cultural Property”
Heritage Regimes and the State Edited by Regina F. Bendix, Aditya Eggert and Arnika Peselmann Göttingen Studies in Cultural Property, Volume 6 Universitätsverlag Göttingen 2012
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Page 9 and 10: Contents Regina F. Bendix, Aditya E
Page 11: Contents Florence Graezer Bideau: I
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Page 16 and 17: 8 Contributors Chiara Bortolotto is
Page 18 and 19: 10 Contributors Cristina Sánchez-C
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Page 30 and 31: 22 Kristin Kuutma proven instrument
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Page 42 and 43: 34 Kristin Kuutma Critique. Joan Vi
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Choice and Heritage Regimes in the
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62 Maria Cardeira da Silva UNESCO a
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64 Maria Cardeira da Silva 1955 17
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66 Maria Cardeira da Silva cially i
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68 Maria Cardeira da Silva that are
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72 Maria Cardeira da Silva This eco
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76 Maria Cardeira da Silva thropolo
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78 Maria Cardeira da Silva Anne M.
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80 Philip W. Scher creating economi
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82 Philip W. Scher A vocal portion
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84 Philip W. Scher eigners through
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86 Philip W. Scher to present to UN
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88 Philip W. Scher past few years c
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90 Philip W. Scher Another side of
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94 Philip W. Scher may lead to publ
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96 Philip W. Scher Helaine Silverma
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98 Anaïs Leblon cerned in the nomi
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100 Anaïs Leblon pealing to a new
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102 Anaïs Leblon the institutional
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104 Anaïs Leblon degal, and to the
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106 Anaïs Leblon and social-status
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108 Anaïs Leblon mats (inventory f
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110 Anaïs Leblon materialization o
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112 Anaïs Leblon image of “tradi
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114 Anaïs Leblon Blake, Janet (200
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116 Anaïs Leblon Le Marcis, Fréd
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Layers of Preservation Regimes and
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122 Katia Ballacchino ent nominatio
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124 Katia Ballacchino pologists wer
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126 Katia Ballacchino rather capita
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128 Katia Ballacchino little in ter
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130 Katia Ballacchino Relations bet
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132 Katia Ballacchino lice Napolita
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134 Katia Ballacchino tack the poli
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136 Katia Ballacchino conflict in o
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138 Katia Ballacchino - (2011): Emb
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140 Katia Ballacchino Risse, Thomas
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142 Cristina Sánchez-Carretero Fis
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144 Cristina Sánchez-Carretero In
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196 Markus Tauschek “Once created
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198 Markus Tauschek ing systems, co
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210 Markus Tauschek Bortolotto, Chi
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212 Markus Tauschek 17.11.2007 in I
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214 Gabriele Mentges ethnic variety
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216 Gabriele Mentges […] ou aider
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222 Gabriele Mentges The trend for
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226 Gabriele Mentges Williams, Sue
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228 Ullrich Kockel remainder covers
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230 Ullrich Kockel an initial perio
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242 Ullrich Kockel heritage represe
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244 Ullrich Kockel Acknowledgments.
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