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Réf.
43007
Type
chapter
Titre
Analysis and diagnosis of how the right of damage acts in the theory of legal order that leads to the study of software: Heritage coefficient, which is inserted within the methodology of economic valorization underwater heritage
Langues
English
Auteurs
Marta Rae, María
Auteurs institutionnels
ICOMOS ICUCH (International Committee on the Underwater Cultural Heritage) / ICOMOS ICLAFI (International Committee on Legal, Administrative and Financial Issues)
Lieu de publication
Amersfoort
Pays de publication
Netherlands
Maison d'édition
Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands
Date
2017
Pages
p. 88-112
Titre de la source
The UNESCO Convention on the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage: how do we make it work?
Mots-clés
economic aspects / methodology / economic value / international cooperation / ownership / legal aspects / history of conservation / underwater archaeology / underwater heritage / legal framework / international standards / underwater sites / international conventions / legislation / international organizations / doctrine / protection of underwater heritage / marine protected areas / shipwrecks / treasures / valuations
Résumé en anglais
Paper presented during the ICLAFI – ICUCH Symposium, 29th June – 1st July 2017, Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Amersfoort, The NetherlandsThe Convention encourages international cooperation - the best way of protecting underwater cultural heritage is through the joint work of the various stakeholders since the origins and places of remains often involve two different countries.
Each country has its own legal regime. Each heritage piece has its own identity. Each piece of property has its own economic valorization which leads to its own financial system.In order to solve this problem the economic valuation methodology, developed for heritage in general, can also be applied to underwater cultural heritage.
Each country has its own legal regime. Each heritage piece has its own identity. Each piece of property has its own economic valorization which leads to its own financial system.In order to solve this problem the economic valuation methodology, developed for heritage in general, can also be applied to underwater cultural heritage.
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