The Management of Built Heritage: A Comparative Review of Policies and Practice in Western Europe, North America and Australia

Tracey Pickerill

doi:10.21427/j1ww-m191

The Management of Built Heritage: A Comparative Review of Policies and Practice in Western Europe, North America and Australia

Tracey Pickerill

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Abstract

Building on Pickerill’s (2002 & 2007) work in North America and Western Europe, this paper compares funding mechanisms, stakeholder involvement and area based heritage conservation models from Western Europe and North America with those of Australia. More specifically, the domain of enquiry considers Pickerill’s bifurcated model of the new governance of financing for conservation which recognizes the duality of tool knowledge and design knowledge. Examples from practice in Europe, America and Australia provide an illustration of these mechanisms.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21427/j1ww-m191
Publication status	Published - 2009
Externally published	Yes
Event	Pacific Rim Real Estate Society - 15th Annual Conference - Sydney, Australia Duration: 18 Jan 2009 → 21 Jan 2009

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Conference	Pacific Rim Real Estate Society - 15th Annual Conference
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Sydney
Period	18/01/09 → 21/01/09

Keywords

funding mechanisms
stakeholder involvement
heritage conservation models
new governance
financing for conservation
tool knowledge
design knowledge
Europe
America
Australia

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The Management of Built Heritage: A Comparative Review of Policies and Practice in Western Europe, North America and Australia

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