Unquiet Pasts

Contents: Preface: 'playing statues'; Introduction: rethinking 'crises over representation', Stephanie Koerner; Part 1 Risk Society: Introduction to part 1: contextualising contradictory trends of globalisation and risk society, Stephanie Koerner; Re-playing the past in an age of mechanical reproduction, Andrew Cochrane; Nation/First Nations: conflicts in identity and the role of archaeology, Roberta Robin Dods; Nation, identity and ideology; RomanitA and Portugalidade under the Fascist dictatorships, Sergio Gomes; The social and political significance of prehistoric archaeology in modern and post-modern societies, Ulf Ickerodt; Art after 'primitivism': revisiting the 'non' of the 'contemporary/non-Western' dichotomy, Tom Lane; Doku-porn: visualising stratigraphy, Geoff Carver; Doing archaeology in the risk environment: a theoretical sketch, some observations and propositions, Koji Mizoguchi; Interface 1: redesigning mobilities, John Urry and Stephanie Koerner. Part 2 Lived Cultural Heritage: Introduction to part 2: changing approaches to heritage, Stephanie Koerner; Coming full circle: public archaeology as a liberal social programme: then and now, John Carman; Manual and intellectual labour in archaeology: past and present in human resource management, Nathan Schlanger; 'Let's not go to the dogs tonight': rhetoric as a strategy of accountability in archaeological outreach, Bo Jensen; Rethinking the political implications of statics and dynamics at the site of Castanheiro do Vento, Portugal, Ana Vale; Integrate plurality of landscapes and public involvements into Maltese environmental policy, Steven Vella and Marlene Borg; The academy and the public, Don Henson; Exotic objects, uncanny encounters: anthropological knowledge, tourism and challenges of representing a World Heritage Site, Marta De MagalhAGBPes; Interface 2: re-discovering the variety of discovering pasts, Alain Schnapp and Stephanie Koerner. Part 3 Re-Designing Reflexivity or Can There Be a Cautious Pro