Engaging with Heritage and Historic Environment Policy

ISBN-13: 9780367725754 / Miękka / 2023 / 234 str.

Opis

A comprehensive review of policy and practice in the historic environment, this book exposes the tensions, challenges and difficulties faced by the heritage sector at time of political volatility.

Spis treści

Introduction: Engaging with Policy in England - Agency, Interpretation and Implementation

Hana Morel and Michael Dawson

1. Power of Place - Heritage Policy at the Start of the New Millennium

Kate Clark

2. Principles into Policy: Assessing the Impact of Conservation Principles in Local Planning Policy

Gill Chitty and Claire Smith

3. The Disconnect between Heritage Law and Policy: How Did We Get Here and Where are We Going?

Nigel Hewitson

4. Heritage Assets: Decision Making in the Real World

Peter Goatley and Nina Pindham

5. It’s Not Mitigation! Policy and Practice in Development-Led Archaeology in England

Roger Thomas

6. Borderlands: Rethinking Archaeological Research Frameworks

Paul Belford

7. Archaeology, Conservation and Enhancement: The Role of Viability in the UK Planning System

Dan Phillips

8. For Everyone?: Finding a Clearer Role for Heritage in Public Policy-making

Georgina Holmes-Skelton

9. Always on the Receiving End? Reflections on Archaeology, Museums and Policy

Gail Boyle

10. Historic Environment Policy: The View from a Planning Department

Chris Patrick

11. The Heritage-creation Process and Attempts to Protect Buildings of the Recent Past: The Case of Birmingham Central Library

Matt Belcher, Michael Short and Mark Tewdwr-Jones

12. Pathways to Engagement: The Natural and Historic Environment in England

Hana Morel and Victoria Bankes Price

O autorze

Hana Morel is an archaeologist and heritage practitioner, currently working as Senior Policy Advisor (Climate Change) for Historic England. Previously, she worked as Research Associate at University College London where she led the AHRC-funded Heritage Priority Area project, ‘Opening Pathways across Heritage Research, Policy and Practice’, on the need to engage with government policy on regional, national and international levels and support the contribution which heritage research can make to public policy and heritage-related policy.

Michael Dawson is archaeologist and heritage consultant, Director of Heritage at RPS. Author of several books including the recent Heritage Under Pressure (2019). His research interests lie in the application of conservation policy and he is editor of the journal Historic Environment Policy and Practice and a panel lecturer at the Oxford University Department of Continuing Education.