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Elements in Critical Heritage Studies

Sovereign Heritage Crime

Security, Autocracy, and the Material Past

Simon (University of Oxford) Maghakyan

Sovereign Heritage Crime

Elements in Critical Heritage Studies

Sovereign Heritage Crime

Security, Autocracy, and the Material Past

Elements in Critical Heritage Studies: Sovereign Heritage Crime

 

Sovereign Heritage Crime: Security, Autocracy, and the Material Past explores why autocracies intentionally exacerbate anxieties associated with an aggrieved ethnoterritorial minority's tangible heritage.

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Sovereign Heritage Crime: Security, Autocracy, and the Material Past explores why autocracies intentionally exacerbate anxieties associated with an aggrieved ethnoterritorial minority's tangible heritage. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core.

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