Routledge handbook of heritage in Asia / 
edited by Patrick Daly & Tim Winter. 
 - Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ;  New York, NY :  Routledge,  2012. 
 - xv, 367 p.   26 cm. 
<br/><br/>Contents<br/>List of ilhistrdlioiis viii<br/>Notes oil contributors xi<br/>Ackiiou'led^enicitts xv<br/>1 Heritage in Asia: converging forces, conflicting values 1<br/>Tim Winter and Patrick Daly<br/>PART I<br/>Challenging conservation: the view From Asia 37<br/>2 'Same same but different?': a roundtable discussion<br/>on the philosophies, methodologies, and practicalities of<br/>conserving cultural heritage in Asia 39<br/>Kecia L. Rvig, Tim Winter, Hac Un Rii, Pinraj Khmijamisthiti<br/>and Aparna Tandoii<br/>3 The unbearable impenuanence of things; reflections on Buddhism,<br/>cultural memory and heritage conservation 55<br/>Maurizio Pclej^i<br/>4 From multi-religious sites to mono-religious<br/>monuments in South Asia: the colonial legacy of heritage<br/>management ^,9<br/>Himanshti Prabha Ray<br/>5 Exotification, conserv ation and the histoi-y of natural heritage in<br/>Indonesia g5<br/>Timothy P. Barnard<br/>6 Beyond band-aids; the need for specialised matenals consewation<br/>expertise in Asia 98<br/>Itfrey W'• Cody and Kecia L. Fonf;<br/>Contents<br/>PART II<br/>The politics and governance of heritage 111<br/>7 States, governance and the politics of culture: Worid Heritage<br/>in Asia<br/>IVilliam Logan<br/>113<br/>8 'Selecting the refined and discarding the dross': the post-1990 Chinese<br/>leadership's attitude towards cultural tradition 1<br/>Jiawen Ai<br/>9 Legislating to safeguard Asia's intangible cultural heritage 139<br/>Ceorgiiia Lloyd<br/>10 Intangible cultural heritage and peace building in Indonesia and<br/>East Timor<br/>Birgit Brcitichler<br/>11 The revitalisation of Khmer ethnic identity in Thailand: empowemient or<br/>confinement?<br/>Alexandra Denes<br/>153<br/>168<br/>12 Apolitical-ecological heritage ofresource contest and conflict<br/>Michael R. Dow<br/>PART III<br/>Rethinking relationships, remembrance and loss<br/>199<br/>13 Modernity, socialism and heritage in Asia<br/>Colin Long '<br/>16 Rethinking rdal.onships: world Ix-nage, con.muniw,<br/>and tourism<br/>Rohyn Biislu'll and Russell Staiff -"'7<br/>17 Hmtagc challenge, i„ A„a„<br/>settings ^<br/>Ken Taylor 266<br/>VI<br/>Contents<br/>PART IV<br/>Negotiating modernity and globalisation 281<br/>18 Heritage and modernity in India 283<br/>Jyoti Hosa^rabar<br/>19 Anti-superstition: campaigns against popular religion and its<br/>heritage in Asia<br/>Denis Bynw<br/>20 Globalisation and sacred adivasi landscapes in Eastern India 311<br/>Vinita Daniodamn<br/>21 Shifting pilgrim-trails and temple-towns in India 328<br/>Kimit A. Sliindc<br/>22 Asian orientalism: perceptions ofBuddhist heritage in Japan 339<br/>Aki 'loyoYdina<br/>23 Fighting modernity: traditional Chinese martial arts and the<br/>transmission of intangible cultural heritage 350<br/>Patrick Daly<br/>Index 364 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780415600453 (alk. paper) 9780203156001 (alk. paper) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Cultural property--Asia.<br/>Historic preservation--Asia.<br/>Heritage tourism--Asia.
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>Asia--Civilization.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>950/DAL/R P11-CL