La difficile mise en œuvre de la patrimonialisation dans la ville de Naplouse (Territoires palestiniens occupés)


World Heritage Site: Nablus

Publication Year: 2019

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE8A0753DCCA

Summary

Despite Nablus' rich historical heritage, spanning from Roman antiquity to Mamluk and Ottoman influences, its patrimonialization process faces significant challenges that hinder its potential inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The study identifies key obstacles including land pressure competing with urban development, insufficient resources and regulatory frameworks for heritage protection, and political priorities that marginalize heritage conservation efforts. While Hebron's old town has recently been listed, Nablus struggles due to these systemic issues, revealing the complex interplay between occupation, governance, and cultural preservation in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Citation

Bosredon, P., Grégoris, M.-T., & Bergery, E. (2019). La difficile mise en œuvre de la patrimonialisation dans la ville de Naplouse (Territoires palestiniens occupés). Territoire En Mouvement, 41. https://doi.org/10.4000/tem.5087

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