Month: March 2011
Workable Heritage Policies
In the age of corporatisation, the public realm has shrunk. The public realm comprises public goods like hospitals, education, the...
Read moreThe Economic Benefits of Heritage
The economic benefits of cultural heritage are manifest in many forms such as tourism, sustained real estate values and a...
Read moreHeritage Good Governance
The NSW heritage management system is devoid of incentives making it worthwhile for owners, developers and incoming purchasers to embrace...
Read moreHeritage & Neo-liberalism
In the age of ‘neo-liberalism, governments in developed countries have moved progressively away from the ‘welfare state model’ towards more...
Read moreDisaffected Owners of Heritage
Owners of heritage buildings are saddled with high maintenance costs. Listing authorities do not factor this in when deciding to...
Read moreHeritage Listing
Australia’s heritage listing practices only evolved in the mid 1970s having followed the trajectory of certain international developments. By 1980,...
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