Heritage Reconstruction and People. Integrated Recovery After Trauma.

Announcement · will be published in 2026 · Author: Amra Hadzimuhamedovic · This book examines heritage reconstruction and its relationship to community recovery after cultural trauma. Its content and structure situate it within a new body of theory shifting the focus from physical buildings and ensembles to people, from the material to the social. The contributions integrate the social meaning of heritage with the subjective feelings and needs of individuals engaged in processing cultural trauma. The collection of studies touches upon sociological, psychological, healing, and anthropological dimensions of heritage recovery. more …

Cultural Heritage Protection in Korea – Contents of Law and Policy and their Changes in Relation to International Conventions

Announcement · will be published in 2025 · Jihon Kim · Based on important UNESCO Conventions, this book provides a comprehensive overview of the legal and policy framework for the protection of cultural heritage in the Republic of Korea. Korea has ratified numerous UNESCO Conventions on the protection of cultural heritage and introduced the relevant national legislation. At the same time, some of these conventions have been revised in response to national challenges.  In doing so, Korea has legally and politically ensured that the core ideas of the UNESCO Conventions are better reflected in the Korean national framework than before. This approach has served as a valuable reference for a number of other UNESCO member states to adapt conventions in their own countries. more …