Of special interest in this number is the opening article on cultural landscapes as category in the World Heritage list, looking at the concept , the approach of World Heritage Committee, management issues, and the importance of cultural landscape listings (p.427-446).

Worth reading: the paper on links between heritage and community belonging, showing the value of heritage sites in Canada as tools for negotiation about identity and citizenship (p.478-488). 

Other articles deal with psychological factors in urban conservation (p.447-461); the effect of apartheid on public history in South Africa (p.462-477); the heritage of fences of heritage in Australia (p.489-510). Also to look out for: the short articles on the use of heritage and history for national promotion; British cultural comedy icons; and museum non-users.

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