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Index
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
INTRODUCTION
1 The Cultural Construction of Heritage Conservation
PART 1: THE PRESERVATION OF THE PAST: NATIONAL CONTEXTS
2 The Conservation of the Built Environment in the UK
3 The Conservation of the Built Environment in Sweden
4 The Conservation of the Built Environment in The Netherlands
PART 2: CASE STUDIES
Theme 1: Heritage, Identity and Urban Regeneration
5 ‘Where the Past is Still Alive’: Variation Over the Identity of Haga, in Göteborg
6 Nottingham Lace Market
7 Waagstraatcomplex and Hoofdstation, Groningen: Consequence or Cause of Place Identity?
Theme 2: The Heritage Site as Attraction
8 Developing an Historic Monument: Reinventing the
9 Adaptive Re-use of Historic Properties: Wollaton Hall and Park, Nottingham
10 Managing the Heritage of Fortress Towns: the Cases of Naarden and Bourtange
Theme 3: Heritage as a Strategic Policy Option
11 Bolsover - after ‘King Coal’
12 Heritage in Economic Regeneration: the Case of Nieuweschans
13 Forsvik’s Bruk: A Tragic Industrial Closure or an Industrial Historical Success?
Theme 4: Heritage and the Restructuring of Symbolic Places
14 Liverpool and the Heritage of the Slave Trade Pat McLernon and Sue Griffiths
15 Layers of Meaning, Layers of Space: City Strolling and the Museum Gaze
16 Shaping Symbolic Space: Parliament Square, London as a Sacred Site
17 Folkingestraat, Groningen: the Heritage of the Jewish Ghetto
CONCLUSION
18 The Experience of Heritage Conservation: Outcomes and Futures
Subject Index
Place Index
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