Heritage After Conflict: Northern Ireland (Routledge Studies in Heritage)

Navigate the intricate landscape of heritage after conflict in Northern Ireland. This essential study critically examines how cultural heritage is shaped and managed in the wake of the Troubles and the Belfast Agreement. Discover the profound challenges heritage professionals face in curating dissonant heritages and fostering peace. Offering vital insights into post-conflict societies, divided cities, and memory, this book is indispensable for academics, researchers, postgraduate students of heritage studies, peace studies, and cultural policy, and heritage professionals alike.