We pursue a broad approach to attain a holistic perspective on evaluating cultural heritage places, including evaluation approaches from facilities and project management as well as architectural and cultural heritage management.
Abdulaziz Sachedina, a professor of religious studies at the University of Virginia, said in his keynote address: "There has not been any other time in the history of the Muslim peoples when they were required to evaluate their political heritage critically in the context of modern political developments".
Peter Kulchyski professor of native studies at the University of Manitoba and expert on hydro development in the province's North told VICE that environmental assessments often fail to evaluate "intangible cultural heritage".
Peter Kulchyski, professor of native studies at the University of Manitoba and expert on hydro development in the province's North, said that environmental assessments often fail to evaluate "intangible cultural heritage".
By analyzing the growth and development of global heritage sites over the past 10 years, the study will identify the full range of long-term socioeconomic impacts of both tangible and intangible cultural heritage, evaluating and producing strategies for truly sustainable heritage conservation in the coming decades.
Ziya Paşa's poetic anthology Harabat (1874; "Mystical Taverns") is a thoughtful attempt to evaluate the Ottoman literary heritage and to create a classical canon.
To be interested in Kurdish pastoralism today is to rediscover tribes ignored for almost 40 years, to become aware of the Anatolian pastoral heritage, to evaluate the diversity of the practices, and to pay attention to the answers for facing a complex and special situation.
Muslims are inviting non-Muslims to re-evaluate their own heritage, because they recognise that re-opening the mind to one tradition is a way of opening it to others.
Haiti has produced some internationally renowned writers, including Jean Price-Mars, who evaluated the African heritage in Haitian culture; Jacques Roumain, a poet, essayist, and novelist; Jacques-Stephen Alexis, who examined Haitian society through novels and other works; and René Depestre, noted for his elegant poetic creations in French.
These aspects could be applied to evaluating other cultural heritage sites with special focus on the potential for use.
