1st Edition
Intangible Heritage Law and Cultural Diversity A Comparative Approach
Introduction: Framing Intangible Cultural Heritage Law and Cultural Diversity
1. Intangible Cultural Heritage Law
2. Cultural Diversity as a Legal Principle
3. ICH Law and Cultural Diversity in Brazil and France
4. The Institution of One or More National Inventories in Brazil and France
5. The Participation of Communities and Groups in Brazil and France
6. Safeguarding Measures in Brazil and France
Conclusion: Fostering Cultural Diversity into Intangible Cultural Heritage Law
Biography
Thiago Burckhart is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Comparative Public Law at the UNESCO Chair on Intangible Cultural Heritage and Comparative Law, University of Rome Unitelma Sapienza, Italy. His research focuses on cultural heritage law, comparative constitutional law, environmental law, and international human rights law.
