Notice catalographique « Sharing conservation decisions : current issues and future strategies »

• ICCROM
• Heritage, Alison
• Copithorne, Jennifer

Foreword vii
Preface ix
Current Issues and Future Strategies in Sharing
Conservation Decisions. Findings of the ICCROM
Seminar held in Rome, 4–8 July 2011 1
Alison Heritage

1. Expanding Concepts of Cultural Heritage

Conservation and Management of Archaeological Heritage Resources - Webber Ndoro 15

Digital Culture: Here to Stay - Ann Seibert 27

Asking Specific Questions in order to Share Appropriate
Responses for the Conservation of Contemporary Art - Arianne Vanrell Vellosillo 35

Living Heritage - Gamini Wijesuriya 43

‘Living Heritage’ as a part of Japanese Painting Conservation:
the Role of ‘Selected Traditional Conservation Techniques’ - Yasuhiro Oka 57

2. The Community in the Present and
Future: Beneficiaries or Partners?

Integrating Community Cultural Values in the Conservation and Management of Archaeological Resources - Nonofho Mathibidi Ndobochani 65

Strategies for Sustaining Thousand-Year-Old Monuments
in India – the Great Living Chola Temples - Sathyabhama Badhreenath 71

The Myth of Value: the Preservation of Street Graffiti - Evita S. Yeung and Chin-Wing Chan 83

3. From Multi-Disciplinary Voices to
Interdisciplinary Dialogue

Changing Decisions - Dinah Eastop 93

Conservation of Fourteen Medieval Icons from
the Town of Nessebar in Bulgaria - Stefan Belishki 97

Stakeholders in Heritage Preservation and Sustainable
Strategies of Building Renewal: the Cekovica
House Case Study - Milijana Okilj 111

Would you Love your Historic House if we Restored it?
Restoring the Owner’s Relationship with their Historic
House rather than just Restoring the House - Elenita Roshi 121

Decision-Making Based on Dialogue: Preservation
of Danish Churches under the Consultancy of the
National Museum - Kirsten Trampedach 131

Linking Emergency Decisions with Long-Term Sustainable
Recovery Process: the Case of Post-Earthquake
Reconstruction in Marathwada, India - Rohit Jigyasu 143

4. Decision-Making Tools and Approaches:
What to Keep, What to Look For?

Conservation-Restoration in Europe: Setting in Motion the
Concepts and Principles developed in the Twentieth Century - Marie Berducou 161

Korea’s Challenges in Shaping Government-Private
Partnerships in order to Establish a Code of Ethics for
Cultural Heritage Conservation - Sujeong Lee 167

Cultural Interest and Globalization: the Legal Tensions
of a Close Relationship - Vincent Négri 175

Sharing Conservation Decisions: Tools, Tactics, and Ideas - Stefan Michalski 183

The QALY in Collection Care – a Cost-Effectiveness
Approach to Collection Management - Anna E. Bülow and Agnes W. Brokerhof 205

An Indicator of the State of Conservation of Urban World
Heritage Sites - Sílvio Mendes Zancheti and Lúcia Tone Hidaka 211

5. Sharing Conservation Decisions:

How to Teach it?
Sharing Conservation Decisions – UK - Helen Hughes 225

Introducing Sharing Conservation Decisions Concepts into
Training Programmes in Serbia - Aleksandra Nikolic 233

The Meaning of Further Sharing: from Learning to
Teaching Sharing Conservation Decisions within
an Active Educational Environment - E. Isabel Medina-Gonzalez 241

Emergence and Evolution of the ICCROM Sharing
Conservation Decisions Course - Catherine Antomarchi and Karen Abend 253

• Art - Conservation and restoration - Training
• Art restorers - Training of
• Art objects - Conservation and restoration - Study and teaching
• Cultural property - Conservation and restoration - Study and teaching
• Decision making
• Emergency management
• Art - Conservation et restauration - Formation
• Objets d'art - Conservation et restauration - Étude et enseignement
• Restaurateurs (Art) - Formation
• Prise de décision
• Gestion des situations d'urgence
• Biens culturels - Conservation et restauration - Étude et enseignement