Making a List and Checking it Twice: The List as a Tool of Historic Preservation
What is a list for? How do those who use it as a tool of historic preservation conceive of it? Is it merely a designation or is it an award? What are the intended reactions to the fact of listing? What are the actual reactions? What are the issues involved in compiling the list?
Estimating the Public Good Value of Preserving a Local Historical Landmark
This study applies the contingent valuation method to estimate the public good values of preservation and restoration of a local historic landmark in a medium-sized U.S. city.
Saving Haiti's Heritage: Cultural Recovery after the Earthquake
Richard Kurin, Smithsonian Institution's Under Secretary for History, Art, and Culture
Historic Preservation Policy in Chicago
Presented by Douglas Noonan, Associate Professor at the School of Public Policy at Georgia Institute of Technology