Publicomos

Notice

Réf.

43197

Type

project report

Titre

ICOMOS-ICCROM Analysis of Case Studies in Recovery and Reconstruction, Volume 2: Case Studies

Langues

English

Auteurs

Haselberger, Martina / Ranjitkar, Rohit / Krist, Gabriela / Zi, Huang / Ishizawa, Maya / Karangwa, Jérôme / Kasmo, Ruba / Kutiefan, Lina / Muñoz Martinez, Maria de los Angeles / Schimek, Michael / Schneider, Renata

Éditeurs

Kealy, Loughlin / Aslan, Zaki / De Marco, Luisa / Hadzimuhamedovic, Arma / Kono, Toshiyuki / Lavenir, Marie-Laure / Marchand, Trevor

Auteurs institutionnels

ICOMOS / ICCROM Sharjah

Lieu de publication

Charenton-le-Pont / Sharjah

Pays de publication

France / United Arab Emirates

Maison d'édition

ICOMOS / ICCROM

Date

2021

Pages

215

Collection

ICOMOS-ICCROM Analysis of Case Studies in Recovery and Reconstruction

Pagination de section

1 -220

Titre de la revue

ICOMOS-ICCROM Analysis of Case Studies in Recovery and Reconstruction Volume 2

Vol. & n°

v. 2 n.

ISBN

978-92-9077-305-4

Mots-clés

sustainability / authenticity / conservation / case studies / cultural heritage / management / monitoring / economic aspects / recovery / effects of deterioration / technique / social aspects / donations / environment / local communities / policy / post-disaster situation / reconstruction

Pays mentionnés

Austria / Chile / China / Mexico / Nepal / Rwanda / Syrian Arab Republic

Monuments et sites

Patan, Nepal / Taishun, China / Nyanza, Rwanda / Aleppo, Syria / San Pedro de Alcántara, O’Higgins Region, Chile / Wachau Cultural Landscape, Austria / San Luis Potosí, México

N° Patrimoine mondial

21 / 970 / 121

Résumé en anglais

The joint ICOMOS-ICCROM publication, Analysis of Case Studies in Recovery and Reconstruction brings together the voices and experiences of experts and practitioners working in the field. Published in two volumes with an accompanying report, the publication includes 11 case studies addressing post-trauma recovery and reconstruction. Managed through a joint Working Group comprising members of both organizations and was administered through both the ICOMOS Secretariat and the ICCROM-Sharjah Regional Office, this highly collaborative project has provided an opportunity for both organizations to learn from a diverse set of experiences in recovery and reconstruction around the world.

Document joint

ICOMOS-ICCROM Analysis of Case Studies in Recovery and Reconstruction Volume 2.pdf

Licence

Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike (BY-NC-SA)