Cultural Diplomacy and the Heritage of Empire
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Cultural Diplomacy and the Heritage of Empire
Negotiating Post-Colonial Returns
Scott, Cynthia
Taylor & Francis Inc
11/2019
216
Dura
Inglês
9780815382317
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: the Netherlands and Indonesia: a rare success in the history of post-colonial returns
1 Colonial redress or post-colonial cooperation?: competing visions of cultural diplomacy in 1949
2 Cultural diplomacy at a crossroads: the Dutch struggle with Sukarno's Indonesia, 1950-65
3 Cultural relations as development aid: reconciliation with Suharto's Indonesia, 1966-70
4 Returning cultural property: continuity and change in the cultural diplomacy of the Dutch center-left, 1970-79
5 Post-colonial cultural property return debates since the 1970s: the Dutch-Indonesian case as historical lens
Conclusion
Index
1 Colonial redress or post-colonial cooperation?: competing visions of cultural diplomacy in 1949
2 Cultural diplomacy at a crossroads: the Dutch struggle with Sukarno's Indonesia, 1950-65
3 Cultural relations as development aid: reconciliation with Suharto's Indonesia, 1966-70
4 Returning cultural property: continuity and change in the cultural diplomacy of the Dutch center-left, 1970-79
5 Post-colonial cultural property return debates since the 1970s: the Dutch-Indonesian case as historical lens
Conclusion
Index
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NRC Handelsblad;East Indies;Negotiating;King William III;Cultural;Royal Tropical Institute;Heritage;Koninklijk Instituut Voor De Tropen;Colonial;State Secretary;Post-colonial;Round Table;Returns;Round Table Conference;Diplomacy;Cultural Property Return;Empire;CAVI;Scott;Dutch Officials;Third world;Cultural Agreement;Objects;William III;The Netherlands;UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee;Property;Batavian Society;Dispute;Van Maarseveen;Indonesia;Voc Archive;Redress;Exclusive Opposition;Reconciliation;Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles;Cold War;Raffles;Europe;Benin Bronzes;European;Van Beurden;UNGA;UNESCO;post-colonial cultural property disputes;post-colonial national identity making;cultural diplomacy;post-World War II decolonization;cultural restitution
Introduction: the Netherlands and Indonesia: a rare success in the history of post-colonial returns
1 Colonial redress or post-colonial cooperation?: competing visions of cultural diplomacy in 1949
2 Cultural diplomacy at a crossroads: the Dutch struggle with Sukarno's Indonesia, 1950-65
3 Cultural relations as development aid: reconciliation with Suharto's Indonesia, 1966-70
4 Returning cultural property: continuity and change in the cultural diplomacy of the Dutch center-left, 1970-79
5 Post-colonial cultural property return debates since the 1970s: the Dutch-Indonesian case as historical lens
Conclusion
Index
1 Colonial redress or post-colonial cooperation?: competing visions of cultural diplomacy in 1949
2 Cultural diplomacy at a crossroads: the Dutch struggle with Sukarno's Indonesia, 1950-65
3 Cultural relations as development aid: reconciliation with Suharto's Indonesia, 1966-70
4 Returning cultural property: continuity and change in the cultural diplomacy of the Dutch center-left, 1970-79
5 Post-colonial cultural property return debates since the 1970s: the Dutch-Indonesian case as historical lens
Conclusion
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
NRC Handelsblad;East Indies;Negotiating;King William III;Cultural;Royal Tropical Institute;Heritage;Koninklijk Instituut Voor De Tropen;Colonial;State Secretary;Post-colonial;Round Table;Returns;Round Table Conference;Diplomacy;Cultural Property Return;Empire;CAVI;Scott;Dutch Officials;Third world;Cultural Agreement;Objects;William III;The Netherlands;UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee;Property;Batavian Society;Dispute;Van Maarseveen;Indonesia;Voc Archive;Redress;Exclusive Opposition;Reconciliation;Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles;Cold War;Raffles;Europe;Benin Bronzes;European;Van Beurden;UNGA;UNESCO;post-colonial cultural property disputes;post-colonial national identity making;cultural diplomacy;post-World War II decolonization;cultural restitution
