Presents an introduction and overview to the established principles and thinking in cultural heritage management. Featuring geographically and thematically diverse case studies, this title examines the theoretical framework for heritage resource management.
Über den Autor Fairclough Graham (Hrsg.)
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Graham Fairclough, an archaeologist, worked for many years in English Heritage and is now a member of the McCord Centre for Landscape at Newcastle University, UK.Ingrid Sarlöv Herlin, landscape architect, is a Professor of Landscape Planning in the Department for Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management of SLU, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, in Alnarp, Sweden. Carys Swanwick, a practitioner and an academic, is Emeritus Professor of Landscape at the University of Sheffield,UK, and a part time Technical Director in landscape planning at SLR Consulting.
