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« The cultural heritage of Asia and Europe: global challenges and local initiatives (2-3 September 2010, Amsterdam, the Netherlands)” - Roundtable in preparation for the  Fourth ASEM Culture Ministers' Meeting 2010 - Background document de Adèle Esposito et Inès GaulisAccédez au document en ligne Table of contents Authors p.5Introducing the Roundtable p. 6Introducing the Background Document p. 81. Heritage values and the construction of national identities p. 111.1 The nature of heritage values: the contribution of Riegl1.2 The emergence of heritage notions in European countries1.3 Which one is the “historical monument”? Negotiating values and practices at Puy de Dome, France1.4 The chronological, conceptual and geographical expansion of heritage notions1.5 The building of the nation- state in Greece and the predominance of Antiquity1.6 From “national” to “public” interest: heritage construction in Indochina2. The emergence of an international dimension of heritage theories and conservation practices p. 322.1 The origins: protecting heritage from armed conflicts2.2 The Athens Conference: a first step in the internationalisation of heritage policies and practices2.3 The idea of “universal heritage” and the foundation of international co-operation in heritage conservation and management2.4 The establishment of the “World Heritage list”2.5 Contested interventions by the international community3. Shared or contested values for an international heritage? p. 463.1 The so-called “universality” of historical monuments3.2 The evolution of heritage categories: questioning the notion of “authenticity”3.3 New threats, new values: from the “universal” to the “local”, from “unity” to “diversity”3.4 Case study: initiative for the safeguarding of the Phnong language in Mondulkiri Province (Cambodia)11 Based3.5 Case study: restoration of the Buddhist Monastery at Dechenpug (Bhutan)3.6 Cambodia: the impact of international heritage norms on national legislation and conservation practicesConclusions p. 70From the Background Document to the Roundtable p. 73Bibliography p. 78Annexes p. 83&#160;&#160;