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Title:	International Heritage Law for Communities Exclusion and Re-Imagination
Author:	Lixinski L
Publisher:	Oxford University Press
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Edition:	2019
APN:	9780198843306 or ISBN(0198843305)
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Reimagines the field of international heritage law, by focusing on themes that affect the people living with heritage, such as economics and the relationship between heritage and the environment

Explores examples from all corners of the world, highlighting the applicability of Dr Lixinski's insights across a wide range of contexts

An interdisciplinary study, relevant to those working in law, heritage studies, archaeology, anthropology, and museum studies

Acknowledgement of Country

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