Titlebook: Cultural Heritage and Human Rights; Helaine Silverman,D. Fairchild Ruggles Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 Cultural Heritage.Cultu

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Stacey L. Sobel,Edwin J. Greenleeon of cultural identity have important material consequences for struggles over economic resources and struggles for equity and human rights. This chapter examines the role that archaeologists, often unwittingly, play in the arbitration of identity politics and the consequences this has for both the

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Jean-Jacques Rosé,François Lépineuxdly globalizing postcolonial countries appear on the map symbolized by flags, national anthems, state flowers, and ancient monuments (Barkan and Bush 2003; Kohl 1998). But when heritage and national identity become synonymous with prominent cultural resources, politically motivated destructive impul

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Plains Indians and Resistance to “Public” Heritage Commemoration of Their Pastsrved and interpreted for posterity key nonmilitary events or places in their historical master narrative. As they moved toward a postcolonial position, some have been willing to memorialize episodes and places where those they colonized valiantly resisted conquest, indeed, where the colonizer even may have committed atrocities.

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Theolegal Nuclear Weapons Policynor had lived in the country for over a decade. Both she and her husband had flown in from Miami, where they lived, to get married at Cochasquí. She chose Cochasquí as the place from which to justify her Indian genealogy/ Ecuadorianess, which were called into question by her living outside of the country and marrying outside of the national fold.

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ltural heritage will find this and subsequent volumes of int.In today’s world, there seems to be no corner of the world that has not been affected by globalization – for good and for bad. While the world becomes more hegemonized socially and culturally, local communities are fighting to preserve the

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