Belonging Through Heritage? : Minority Boundary-Making and the Reach of Global Frameworks in Northern Germany
Since the 2003 UNESCO Convention, cultural heritage policies have promoted diversity and grassroots participation. Deborah Sielert explores how these global discourses do and do not unfold in three small towns in northern Germany, where Portuguese, Dutch, and East Frisian minorities have shaped the...
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