Digital cultural heritage challenges, solutions, and future directions

2024-9-17

Intangible heritage diplomacy and the Taiwan strait: <i>kunqu</i> revival 1987–2001

2024-9-12

Heritage conservation and civilisational competition in the South Caucasus: the Blue Mosque of Yerevan and the Govhar Agha Mosque in Shusha

2024-9-11

The use of heritage in the place-making of a culture and leisure community: Liangzhu Culture Village in Hangzhou, China

2024-9-10

Remembering the red zones: heritage-making in the more-than-human-worlds of modern conflict

2024-9-5

Threat assessments and heritage in the age of hybrid warfare

2024-8-29

From colonial conquest to climate crisis: reframing French maritime museums

2024-8-28

Cultivating ecomuseum practices in China: shifting from objects to users-centred approaches

2024-8-23

Decoloniality and critical African heritage studies

2024-8-23

Putting the ‘critical’ in heritage studies from non-Anglophone regions: China and beyond

2024-8-20

Colonialism as ‘shared history’? Negotiating European colonial heritage in Casablanca and beyond

2024-8-18

Activism and institutional care: history, heritage and social memory

2024-8-2

Inclusive smart museums engaging neurodiverse audiences and enhancing cultural heritage

2024-8-1

Frontiers of memory in the asia-pacific: difficult heritage and the transnational politics of postcolonial nationalism

2024-7-31

Museumising Bruce Lee in a Hong Kong public museum: (De)political imagination and the culture of disappearance

2024-7-31

The ecomuseum as a platform for territorial development: the case of Greek ecomuseums

2024-7-31

<i>‘The spirit will be here, and hopefully the music too’</i> perceptions of the future of culture and heritage in the context of climate change on Fanø

2024-7-22

A multidimensional framework for assessing cultural heritage vulnerability to flood hazards

2024-7-17

The Australian orphanage museum: heritage and activism

2024-7-14

Local Australian memory activism and the fast and slow violence of institutional abuse

2024-7-14

Closing the cell door: where are the Histories of Care-leavers at the old Melbourne Gaol?

2024-7-12

After the light: the reuse and replica of Canada’s historic lighthouses

2024-7-10

Cultural dissonance: heritage protests and their implications for heritage-making in settler colonial cities

2024-6-26

Exploration of the value of Japanese-style gardens in incarceration camps during world war II: the case of the Amache, Colorado, U.S.

2024-6-25

Of tuna, godzilla, and the <i>Daigo Fukuryu Maru</i> (Lucky Dragon # 5): nuclear entanglements, a ‘way-sign to peace’, and shifting heritage engagements

2024-6-24

Dilemmas of making and unmaking environmental and cultural heritage in Southern Belize

2024-6-24

Instruments of resilience: cultural tourism in Palestinian resistance

2024-6-21

Intergenerational evolution of intangible cultural heritage through tourism development: perspectives of practitioners in Hangzhou China

2024-6-17

History meets the ‘mafia state’? Hungary and the (de)securitisation of built cultural heritage in Slovakia

2024-6-16

Mad studies as a methodology for critical heritage studies

2024-6-12

Set in stone: modern monuments and strategic heritage in Xaltocan, Mexico

2024-6-10

A socioeconomic framework for cultural heritage loss and rebuilding in post-war Ukraine: a case study learning from the Balkan experiences

2024-6-6

Cultural route heritage as mobility narrative: the world heritage inscription of China’s Grand Canal

2024-6-5

Exploring the current meaning of plaster face casts in museums: the case of Lidio Cipriani’s facial masks at the Anthropological Collections of the University of Bologna (Italy)

2024-5-26

Illustration and Heritage <b>Illustration and Heritage</b> , by Rachel Emily Taylor, London, Bloomsbury, 2024, 192 pp., £21.99 (paperback), ISBN: 9781350296022

2024-5-22

Understanding the role of local stories in living archaeological heritage sites: the case of Stratonikeia

2024-5-17

Decolonisation: meaning, sentiments and implications for heritage

2024-5-13

Spatial dunhuang: experiencing the mogao caves <b>Spatial dunhuang: experiencing the mogao caves</b> , by Wu Hung, Seattle, University of Washington Press, 2023, 392 pp., $65.00 USD (hardback), ISBN 9780295750200

2024-5-10

The aesthetics and imaginaries of Uyghur heritage, Chinese Tourism, and the Xinjiang dance craze

2024-4-25

Mnemonic security and post-Soviet aphasia: Soviet monuments in Estonian media after Russian invasion of Ukraine

2024-4-24

Public attitudes towards the display of non-adult mummies in the Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo, Sicily

2024-4-23

Advancing critical heritage studies: the next 10 years

2024-4-18

Trauma-heritage: towards a trauma-informed understanding of heritage

2024-4-17

Curating the history of socialist reuse: how two east German castles address their multi-layered heritage

2024-4-17

Negotiations of heritage in and around locally protected forests in Inhambane province, southern Mozambique

2024-4-15

Local perspectives on heritage reconstruction after conflict: a public opinion survey of Aleppo

2024-4-14

A critical cartography: mapping chapters, networks, and relationships through regional organization

2024-4-11

What’s in a word? Reflections on, challenges to, and possibilities with the ACHS

2024-4-9

The <i>Jewish religious heritage continuum</i> : Jewish religious communities’ interactions with synagogues and ceremonial objects in Amsterdam

2024-4-9

‘They don’t <i>care</i> about Crucian culture’: legitimising claims to heritage rights in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands

2024-4-7