... Matter emotional affects racial stereotyping social benefit collecting discourse Hochschild A R Jost J T Reddy W M Smith L T Wetherell M authenticity Indigenous heritage Morton A registers of engagement Richardson R Smith L Hawaii kaumaha Hubert J reburial issue Australian Aboriginal...

... with these questions even when nominations such as the Auschwitz Concentration Camp and the Island of Gorée highlighted them. World Heritage Nubia World Heritage List indigenous heritage colonial heritage world history civilizations desire recognition subjectivity Authoring UNESCO’s intellectual...

... a series of inquiries among healers, artisans, and irrigation managers, new insights are gained into indigenous heritage values and meanings that are separated from heritage values assigned to Sigiriya. These insights compel an argument for the necessity to incorporate the ideas and opinions...

...This chapter addresses two related case studies in collaborative Indigenous archaeology with the goal of interrogating conflicting discourses and epistemologies about Indigenous heritages. The chapter first describes a project recently begun on an Indigenous trail that the federal government used...

... marginalized and often neglected the protection of Indigenous peoples’ cultural heritage rights, leading to a current inadequate or insufficient level of protection that often leaves threats to Indigenous heritage unaddressed and violations unpunished. This chapter examines three international regimes...

... Richard Poole Nick Erwin T and Erwin J Heal Sharon Holt John MacGregor Neil Canada Museums Community engagement Indigenous heritage curation Current critical issues, such as decolonisation, truth and reconciliation, span the interconnected networks of peoples, places, practices and artefacts...

... and accommodate multiple heritage claims that may, in reality, be neither equal nor able to easily co-exist. In order to “unsettle” heritage in situations of settler-colonial states, the challenges and complexity of Indigenous heritage rights in democratic contexts are explored through the lens of three...

... to accomplishing this. In this chapter, two political initiatives that seek to ensure the protection of Indigenous heritage rights are considered: 1) the repatriation of ceremonial objects in Alberta; and 2) the protection of burial grounds in British Columbia. This examination identifies important examples...

... began before hostilities ended. Some of the early manifestations of what might be regarded as Mexican nationalism arose from an appreciation of the land’s indigenous heritage while it was still under Spanish control. Although the willingness to fully embrace the indigenous components of its culture...

... ( Donaldson 2017 ; Pietrobruno 2009 ). But the Marquesas WHL Management Plan assumes that tourism and other economic incentives will feed both sustainable development and the revitalization of indigenous heritage (Chlous and Duron 2017; Pérez et al. 2024b ). So it advocates for balance between preservation...