Heritage at the interface: interpretation and identity

This book discusses the contact interface between diverse cultures, value systems and identities which holds the potential for confrontation but also presents opportunities for cross-cultural communication and mutual inclusion.

Foreword / Paul Shackel -- Introduction / Glenn Hooper -- Heritage as a social practice / Bella Dicks -- "An inconvenient truth": the use of federal policy to erase American Indians, indian tribes, and indigenous heritage / Kathleen Brown-Perez -- Consuming the contested heritage of war: tourism, territoriality and the memorial landscapes of the Western front / Jennifer Iles -- Historic preservation in Nazi Germany: practices, patterns, and politics / Joshua Hagen -- Displaying independent India abroad: nationalism, cultural diplomacy and collaboration at the Nehru Memorial Exhibition, 1965-2015 / Claire Wintle -- The negotiation of identity and belonging in Kakadu National Park / Emma Waterton -- Knowing subjects in an unkown place: producing identity through tourism and heritage in Niru Village Southwest China / Jundan (Jasmine) Zhang and Hazel Tucker -- Religious cultural heritage: the law and politics of conservation, iconoclasm and identity / Lucas Lixinski -- Beyond the nation: making heritage inclusive / Johanna Mitterhofer -- Unstable foundations? The role of identity in heritage management in Mauritius / Rosabelle Boswell -- Shared identities through cross-border cultural…