Patrimoniul UNESCO – himeră, panaceu sau formă de normalitate?

Abstract

A country’s cultural heritage is the burden of that country, namely of the legal representation of it, the state. Outstanding cultural heritage, relevant for the entire humanity, should be enlisted under UNESCO heritage. To have a cultural value enlisted by UNESCO is an opportunity, even economical one, whose valuation lies on the state where such cultural value is placed. Without coherent management plans and active valuation actions for the benefit of communities, culture itself becomes a reason for public refusal. Roșia Montana is a good case study on the conflict between cultural and economic value of cultural heritage.

Keywords

• cultural heritage
• UNESCO
• community
• state’s obligations
• economical opportunity
• Roșia Montana