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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 22, Number 2, June 2011

Introduction: Heritage Gone Global. Investigating the Production and Problematics of Globalized Pasts
pp. 135-147(13)
Authors: Daugbjerg, Mads; Fibiger, Thomas

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Awkward Relations and Universal Aspirations: Common Global Heritage in Ghana
pp. 149-168(20)
Author: Brichet, Nathalia

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Remoteness and Development: Transnational Constructions of Heritage in a Former Danish Trading Colony in South India
pp. 169-186(18)
Author: Jørgensen, Helle

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Global Display—Local Dismay. Debating “Globalized Heritage” in Bahrain
pp. 187-202(16)
Author: Fibiger, Thomas

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The Philae Controversy—Muscular Modernization and Paternalistic Preservation in Aswan and London
pp. 203-220(18)
Author: Andersen, Casper

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Negotiating Serbia's Europeanness. On The Formation and Appropriation of European Heritage Policy in Serbia
pp. 221-242(22)
Author: Vos, Claske

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Not Mentioning the Nation: Banalities and Boundaries at a Danish War Heritage Site
pp. 243-259(17)
Author: Daugbjerg, Mads

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Afterword: The Global and the Local in the Work of Edward Sapir
pp. 261-267(7)
Author: Handler, Richard

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A Roadmap to the Heavens: An Anthropological Study of Hegemony among Priests, Sages and Laymen
pp. 269-275(7)
Author: de Looijer, Gwynned

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