Month: September 2012
Incentivising Cultural Built Heritage
Over the last ten years, the efficacy of heritage as a public good in society has been in steady decline. ...
Read moreNeo-Liberal Governance
Since the 1980s, governments have been shifting progressively away from the post-war ‘Welfare State’ model towards a neo-liberal paradigm. The...
Read moreNew Departures in Incentivising Private Heritage Conservation
The creation of heritage value through more innovative policies is the key to the sustainability of the conservation sector and...
Read moreHeritage Incentives
Funding pressure on Cultural Built Heritage (CBH) has affected the manner in which heritage conservation and management operates. While much...
Read moreThe Cost Burden Placed On Private Owners
It must be emphasised that all property owners whether heritage listed or not are constrained by planning restrictions which ultimately...
Read moreFinancial Opportunity and Incentives for Private Owners
Lack of incentivising is a key failure of current policy. Current policies lack incentives for private owners of Cultural Built...
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