International Cooperation and Domestic Preservation: The Political Economy of World Heritage Site Nomination and Inscription

• In Event: International Organizations and Emerging Transnational Challenges

Brief Overview

Is a political economy approach to examining why and when UNESCO's World Heritage Committee --- an international body established to encourage the preservation of natural and cultural heritage --- rejects countries' proposals to preserve such sites

Authors

• Carie Steele, Northern Arizona University

• Vivian Ike, Northern Arizona University