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World Heritage

In 1972 the international community agreed that some places — the Pyramids, the Great Wall, the Galapagos — were the patrimony of all humanity, not just the...

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In 1972 the international community agreed that some places — the Pyramids, the Great Wall, the Galapagos — were the patrimony of all humanity, not just the states that happened to administer them. The agreement did something durable. Key sections include: World Heritage. UNESCO, since 1972; Opening The list.; Chapter I Origins of the Convention.; Chapter II The criteria.; Chapter III How sites get listed.; Chapter IV Geographic distribution.; Chapter V Iconic listings.; Chapter VI The great natural sites.; Chapter VII Mixed sites and cultural landscapes.; Chapter VIII In Danger..

Key sections

  • 01World Heritage. UNESCO, since 1972
  • 02Opening The list.
  • 03Chapter I Origins of the Convention.
  • 04Chapter II The criteria.
  • 05Chapter III How sites get listed.
  • 06Chapter IV Geographic distribution.
  • 07Chapter V Iconic listings.
  • 08Chapter VI The great natural sites.

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Slide outline
  1. 01World Heritage. UNESCO, since 1972
  2. 02Opening The list.
  3. 03Chapter I Origins of the Convention.
  4. 04Chapter II The criteria.
  5. 05Chapter III How sites get listed.
  6. 06Chapter IV Geographic distribution.
  7. 07Chapter V Iconic listings.
  8. 08Chapter VI The great natural sites.
  9. 09Chapter VII Mixed sites and cultural landscapes.
  10. 10Chapter VIII In Danger.
  11. 11Chapter IX Heritage in conflict zones.
  12. 12Chapter X The politics of inscription.
  13. 13Chapter XI Climate threats.
  14. 14Chapter XII The tourism paradox.
  15. 15Chapter XIII Indigenous peoples and the list.
  16. 16Chapter XIV Modernist heritage.
  17. 17Chapter XV Lost and damaged sites.
  18. 18Chapter XVI How heritage is funded.
  19. 19Chapter XVII The restitution debate.
  20. 20Chapter XVIII African heritage.
  21. 21Chapter XIX Sites worth the trip.
  22. 22Chapter XX Reading list.
  23. 23Chapter XXI Watch & read.
  24. 24Chapter XXII The Convention in 2050.
  25. 25Chapter XXIII Why this matters.
  26. 26Chapter XXIV Intangible heritage.
  27. 27Chapter XXV Memory of the World.
  28. 28Chapter XXVI UNESCO Global Geoparks.
  29. 29Chapter XXVII What's not on the list.
  30. 30The end of the deck.
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