Welcome to the second electronic volume of Public History Review entitled ‘Conflicted Heritage’. Edited by Dr Alexander Trapeznik, this special issue emerged from an international symposium held at Otago University in mid 2005 which addressed conflict in cultural heritage and its management. We look forward to publishing more special issues on public history related themes in the future.
Paul Ashton and Paula Hamilton
Table of Contents
Articles (refereed)
| Introduction | |
| Alexander Trapeznik |
| Empire, War and Nation: Heritage Management Perspectives from Canada and Malta | |
| John Tunbridge |
| Conflicted Heritage: Values, Visions and Practices in the Management and Preservation of Cultural and Environmental Heritage | |
| Geoffrey Kearsley, Martine Middleton |
| Conflict in the Landscape: A Case Study of the Cultural Values Model | |
| Janet Stephenson |
| Corralling Conflict: The Politics of Australian Federal Heritage Legislation Since the 1970s | |
| Paul Ashton, Jennifer Cornwall |
| Sense or Nonsense?: New Zealand Heritage Leglislation in Perspective | |
| Greg Vossler |
| Customary Rights: Holding the Line | |
| Edward Ellison |
| Regaining Authority: Setting the Agenda in Maori Heritage through the Control and Shaping of Data | |
| Gerard O'Regan |
| Negotiating History: Crown Apologies in New Zealand’s Historical Treaty of Waitangi Settlements | |
| Maureen Hickey |
| Many Bottles for Many Flies: Managing Conflict over Indigenous Peoples’ Cultural Heritage in Western Australia | |
| David Ritter |
| Is the Truth Down There?: Cultural Heritage Conflict and the Politics of Archaeological Authority | |
| Ian Barber |
ISSN: 1833-4989