What is it about?
The policy of non-discrimination regarding the protection and celebration of minority cultural heritage, combined with limited financial resources, leads to a virtual denial of the minority phenomenon and invites external involvement in processes of politicization and, eventually, contestation of this heritage.
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This paper shows cultural policy-makers that non-discrimination in matters related to minority cultural heritage can lead to the fading of this heritage. Especially when non-discrimination is accompanied by limited financial resources in the realm of culture, then, regional kin-states may intervene in the direction of the protection and celebration of minority cultural heritage of another state pushing own agendas and politicizing this heritage. The paper also suggests low-cost international best practices, by which minority cultural heritage can be manifested and celebrated within institutions mostly devoted to the cultural heritage of (the) majoritarian ethnic group(s).
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This page is a summary of: The policy of non-discrimination and the protection of minority cultural heritage in Albania, International Journal of Cultural Policy, February 2019, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/10286632.2019.1567722.
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