Socialising heritage/socialising legacy

Bashforth, Martin; Benson, Mike; Boon, Tim; Brigham, Lianne; Brigham, Richard; Brookfield, Karen; Brown, Peter; Callaghan, Danny; Calvin, Jean-Phillipe; Courtney, Richard; Cremin, Kathy; Furness, Paul; Graham, Helen; Hale, Alex; Hodgkiss, Paddy; Lawson, John A.; Madgin, Rebecca; Manners, Paul; Robinson, David; Stanley, John; Swan, Martin; Timothy, Jennifer; Turner, Rachael

doi:10.2307/j.ctt1t895tj.11

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“…Along with York's Civic Trust these associations have promoted a public understanding of heritage that transcends market and political logics, an ethic that was an aspiration of the project more generally. A final context was Bede's World in Jarrow, which is a community-led initiative that manages the Bede's World site and uses 'heritage' as a medium through which community engagement can be achieved (Bashforth et al 2016).…”

Section: How Should Heritage Decisions Be Made?mentioning

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Network governance in the heritage ecology

Courtney

2017

J Manag Gov

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This article examines an AHRC 'Co-Design and Co-Production' project focussed on the decision-making processes within the 'heritage ecology'. The project involved three UK universities and a range of heritage institutions and community organisations. The project set out to empower community organisations through an emphasis upon deliberative democracy. Heritage is conceptualised as public value because it is used to define identity and belonging in civil society. Network governance theory is used to characterise the operational capabilities and the decision-making environment in the heritage ecology. The article argues that the public value of heritage is realised through network governance when 'human elements', such as emotional value are authentically and legitimately represented in deliberative processes.

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Section: How Should Heritage Decisions Be Made?mentioning

confidence: 99%

Network governance in the heritage ecology

Courtney

2017

J Manag Gov

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Socialising heritage/socialising legacy

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Network governance in the heritage ecology

Network governance in the heritage ecology

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