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Heritage Politics in China: The Power of the Past
Heritage: past and present
Value appropriation: heritage as an instrument of power
The evolution of the international heritage regime
From international to national scales: heritage fever in the PRC
Outline of the book
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Heritage: A cultural history
Heritage practices during the imperial era
Official documentation and history writing
Imperial collections and knowledge transmission
Antiquarianism
A journey of Westernisation: heritage concepts and institutions
The arrival of “the West” in the late Qing era
Embracing heritage disciplines in the Republican era
Domesticating heritage institutions under the KMT
Let the past serve the present: socialist heritage after 1949
Conclusion
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Institutions and discourse
The transformation of state heritage institutions during the Reform era
The role of social organisations in heritage protection
State institutions and official discourse
Conclusion
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Xi’an: Urban heritage
Heritage and urban governance in Xi’an
The city wall and grassroots commemoration
Xi’an’s theme parks and the gentrification of urban space
The Muslim Quarter’s transition from faith to business
The Xingjiao Temple and its online campaign
Conclusion
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Nanjing: Living heritage
The state as the patron of traditional culture
ICH safeguarding in Nanjing
Inside state programmes: ICH inheritors
Cultural practitioners outside of state sponsorship
Responses to the economic exploitation of ICH
Conclusion
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Lijiang: Ethnic heritage
Lijiang: from a remote town to official ethnic heritage
World Heritage-making: public-spatial rearrangements
Intangible heritage – from individual practice to public show
Local responses
Copper making in the staged home
Naxi ancient music performance in public concerts
Conclusion
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Heritage-making: Value appropriation and responses
Value appropriation: the process of “heritage-making”
Institutionalisation
Authentication
Recognition
Museumification
Commercialisation
Societal responses
Politics of legitimacy
The party and the central government
Local governments
Heritage experts
Local communities
Conclusion
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Significance and implications of the book
Heritage future(s)
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