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The politics of heritage management in Mali : from UNESCO to Djenné / Charlotte Joy.
Series: Publications of the Institute of Archaeology, University College LondonPublication details: Walnut Creek, Calif. : Left Coast Press, Inc., 2011.Description: 281 p. : ill. ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781611320947 :
- 1611320941 :
- DT551.9.D35 J69 2011
Contents:
Part I. Putting Djenné on the map. Architecture and the 'creation' of Djenné in the West -- Archaeology and architecture -- UNESCO and becoming a World Heritage Site -- Part II. Life in Djenné. Islam -- Livelihood strategies -- Artisans, embodied knowledge and authenticity -- Guides and the regulation of history in Djenné -- Festival du Djennéry -- The lessons from intangible heritage -- Democratising heritage -- Djenné's future -- Heritage ethnographies.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | DT 551.9 .D35 J69 2011 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 5089986 |
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| DT 548 .G413 1960 Sahara: desert of destiny. | DT 549.22 .G44 1982 Senegal an African nation between Islam and the West / | DT 551.45 .T83 L43 2010 Disputed desert decolonisation, competing nationalisms and Tuareg rebellions in northern Mali / | DT 551.9 .D35 J69 2011 The politics of heritage management in Mali : from UNESCO to Djenné / | DT 613.62 .C331 1969 Revolution in Guinea : an African people's struggle. | DT 613.75 .C32 1973 Return to the source; | DT 626 .G7 2006 Journey without maps / |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-230) and index.
Part I. Putting Djenné on the map. Architecture and the 'creation' of Djenné in the West -- Archaeology and architecture -- UNESCO and becoming a World Heritage Site -- Part II. Life in Djenné. Islam -- Livelihood strategies -- Artisans, embodied knowledge and authenticity -- Guides and the regulation of history in Djenné -- Festival du Djennéry -- The lessons from intangible heritage -- Democratising heritage -- Djenné's future -- Heritage ethnographies.
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