Heritage in a convivial society: societal change and its challenges for cultural heritage experts

R. During

Heritage in a convivial society: societal change and its challenges for cultural heritage experts

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Abstract

Due to the receding role of government, cultural heritage is increasinglythe concern of laypeople seeking anchors in a rapidly changing society. As aconsequence, cultural heritage experts are facing bottom-up claims that go beyondthe criteria of canonisation, as well as practices at odds with their scientifi c expertise. Experts participating in laypeople’s initiatives may face diffi cult dilemmas. These arediscussed here through various bottom-up case studies. Given that the participationsociety is an ongoing process of change in terms of governance, we need to rethinkthe role and position of experts.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Setting the Agenda: Giving new meaning to the European archaeological heritage
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of the International Conference, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 20–22 March 2014
Editors	Peter A.C. Schut, Djurra Scharff, Leonard C. de Wit
Place of Publication	Namur (B)
Publisher	Europae Archaeologia Consilium (EAC)
Pages	57-65
ISBN (Electronic)	9789639911642
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Name	EAC Occasional Paper
Number	10

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During, R. (2015). Heritage in a convivial society: societal change and its challenges for cultural heritage experts. In P. A. C. Schut, D. Scharff, & L. C. de Wit (Eds.), Setting the Agenda: Giving new meaning to the European archaeological heritage: Proceedings of the International Conference, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 20–22 March 2014 (pp. 57-65). (EAC Occasional Paper; No. 10). Europae Archaeologia Consilium (EAC). https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/881a59_89fd5bda0cb6489bbc2934d7e2c79e9b.pdf#page=59

During, R. / Heritage in a convivial society: societal change and its challenges for cultural heritage experts. Setting the Agenda: Giving new meaning to the European archaeological heritage: Proceedings of the International Conference, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 20–22 March 2014. editor / Peter A.C. Schut ; Djurra Scharff ; Leonard C. de Wit. Namur (B) : Europae Archaeologia Consilium (EAC), 2015. pp. 57-65 (EAC Occasional Paper; 10).

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Heritage in a convivial society: societal change and its challenges for cultural heritage experts. / During, R.
Setting the Agenda: Giving new meaning to the European archaeological heritage: Proceedings of the International Conference, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 20–22 March 2014. ed. / Peter A.C. Schut; Djurra Scharff; Leonard C. de Wit. Namur (B): Europae Archaeologia Consilium (EAC), 2015. p. 57-65 (EAC Occasional Paper; No. 10).

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During R. Heritage in a convivial society: societal change and its challenges for cultural heritage experts. In Schut PAC, Scharff D, de Wit LC, editors, Setting the Agenda: Giving new meaning to the European archaeological heritage: Proceedings of the International Conference, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 20–22 March 2014. Namur (B): Europae Archaeologia Consilium (EAC). 2015. p. 57-65. (EAC Occasional Paper; 10).

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