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Heritage Transformed Baxter Ian

  • SKU: BELL-5270972
Heritage Transformed Baxter Ian
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Publisher: Oxbow Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 21.77 MB
Pages: 127
Author: Baxter, Ian
ISBN: 9781842174579, 9781842176924, 1842174576, 1842176927
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Heritage Transformed Baxter Ian by Baxter, Ian 9781842174579, 9781842176924, 1842174576, 1842176927 instant download after payment.

How does "heritage" become objectified within public institutions and representative of a national past? This book proposes a model for this process and contains five case studies that explore variety in the transformation of heritage. The model proposes that heritage is transformed from concept to object and the agency of change is "management". It explores management using strategic management analysis to understand the relationship between public institutions, heritage objects and their use. The analysis shows a development from administration to strategic management as a way of effecting change in public institutions over time, producing new heritage objects and markets for them, and demonstrates the need for public institutions to be aware of the way in which the adoption of management strategies creates "new" heritage as a cultural resource

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