Sentence examples for heritage policy from inspiring English sources

Despite promises to "preserve our natural heritage", policy watchers report that the government has set local authorities free to cumulatively plan for 150,000 new homes on green belt land.

12.56pm GMT Arts and heritage In terms of arts and heritage policy very little would change as the Scottish parliament already has responsibility in those areas, reports Mark Brown.

The Istituto per i beni culturali della Regione Emilia-Romagna was established in 1974 to support and advise the regional government on cultural heritage policy and to act as an advisory body to local authorities.

While a prior knowledge of international heritage policy can help, students, scholars, and professionals in anthropology, folklore, and allied fields and disciplines – those interested in heritage theory and practice, and those out on the frontlines of "ICH" work – should read this book.

Further research, including a formal interdisciplinary discussion and case studies, are required to build these findings into a body of work that could significantly inform and benefit heritage management, conservation, visitor experience design and heritage policy making.

Join the Neubauer Collegium and the Harris School's Cultural Policy Center for a talk titled "The Use of Publicly-Available Data from Antiquities Catalogs for Investigating the Antiquities Market," with cultural heritage policy expert Dr. Neil Brodie.

Mapping landcover change delineates landscapes under recent disturbance pressure, and these measures are more effective as performance indicators for broad-scale evaluation of natural heritage policies and habitat restoration initiatives when error in the data is identified and accounted for.

"The books are all classified as non-core heritage items," Burwell said, "and were selected in line with the Royal Institution's heritage policies which state that it will only acquire material for its collections (either through gift or purchase) that is of direct relevance to the Royal Institution".

The paper describes the change in paradigms of cultural governance that is revealed by this comparison--a shift from cultural politics to heritage policy--and assesses its impact on the place of culture in international relations.

In part, used as research material for the Ph.D. dissertation of D. Abenheim, "A Valid Heritage: The Policy on Military Tradition in the Emergence of the Bundeswehr, 1950-1965" (Stanford University, 1985).

Landscape preservation in Italy is a major issue in national cultural heritage conservation policies.