Reshaping the discourse on heritage


Lake Condah that is part the Budj Bim Cultural Landscape, which became the first site in Australia to be inscribed on the Unesco World Heritage List in 2019 for its Aboriginal cultural significance. — National Museum Australia

THE focus of the recent proposal by Korea‘s Cultural Heritage Administration to shift the emphasis of the Korean system on perceptions of heritage is a landmark decision.

Notably, it reflects international scholarly discourse and professional best practice thinking in the field of cultural heritage and natural heritage management in that over the last thirty years or so, the concept of heritage, its management processes and the very role it plays in the social arena have gone through significant changes.

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