Willem J H Willems
Biographic Data
| ID | 206773 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Willem J H Willems |
| GIVEN NAMES | Willem J H |
| FAMILY NAME | Willems |
| SIGNATURE | WILLEMS W J H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
International Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management (Icahm) (Conservation and Preservation)
Cleere, Henry
Unesco (1972) and Malta (1992) Conventions
The Future of World Heritage and the Emergence of Transnational Heritage Regimes
The World Heritage Convention of UNESCO, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2012, was intended to promote the preservation and enjoyment of the world's most important natural and cultural heritage. It is now fast losing credibility because of political maneuvering and the inscription of sites that do not meet requirements for reasons of prestige and tourism development. This also threatens its role as an instrument to improve heritage manag…
Africa, Archaeology, and World Heritage
In this paper we discuss the initiative of the ICOMOS International Committee for Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM) to contribute to the UNESCO strategy to create a more representative and balanced World Heritage List. This can be done by concentrating on archaeological sites in Africa that potentially have Outstanding Universal Value. In so doing, we address at the same time the (thematic) under-representation of archaeological sites on…
European and world archaeologies
Relations between European archaeologies and those elsewhere in the world are manifold and complex. They involve issues in archaeological research, in dealing with archaeological heritage resources, and in the archaeological profession, that are also influenced by the dominant use of English. This paper explores some of those issues that were also presented at a debate during the World Archaeological Congress in Dublin
Archaeology in the Netherlands: Recent Changes and Current Organization
(2008). Archaeology in the Netherlands: Recent Changes and Current Organization. Archaeological Journal: Vol. 165, The Netherlands: Report and Proceedings of the 154th Summer Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute in 2008, pp. 8-16
The work of making Malta: The Council of Europe's archaeology and planning committee 1988–1996
This article began life as a paper in the session ‘Opening Doors for Archaeologists: Making Malta Work’ at the 2006 EAA Annual Meeting in Kracow, Poland. It explores the background of the European Convention on the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage (Revised), also known as the Valletta Convention or the Convention of Malta. The article examines some of the major issues that were discussed and describes the drafting process of the Conventi…
Archaeology and Europe: Reflexiveness’ and Action
For more than a decade, since the mid-80s, the context of archaeology has changed rapidly and profoundly all over Europe. We are still in the middle of this development and numerous recent publications show an increasing awareness of archaeologists about its causes and implications. This is what Gramsch in his paper calls the self-reflexive approach and I join him in his appeal for the development of an archaeological reflexive theory embedded in…
Proposals for a practical system of significance evaluation in archaeological heritage management
Significance evaluation plays a central role in archaeological heritage management. In this paper, a practical approach is presented based on experiences and recent discussions in the Netherlands. A restricted number of values (perception, physical quality and intrinsic quality) are operationalized as criteria in order to evaluate archaeological phenomena. In this manner, a more transparent framework is created to help determine if a monument is …
Proposals for a Practical System of Significance Evaluation in Archaeological Heritage Management
Significance evaluation plays a central role in archaeological heritage management. In this paper, a practical approach is presented based on experiences and recent discussions in the Netherlands. A restricted number of values (perception, physical quality and intrinsic quality) are operationalized as criteria in order to evaluate archaeological phenomena. In this manner, a more transparent framework is created to help determine if a monument is …
Archaeology and Heritage Management in Europe: Trends and Developments
The importance of archaeological heritage management in a united Europe has increased in recent years, and the archaeological scene is changing drastically. Causes of this development are, among others, the end of the political division of Europe and the ‘green debate’ with its effects on the way in which the archaeological heritage is being treated. Equally important are the effects of the. Malta Convention and the influence of lawmaking within …
Archäologische und naturwissenschaftliche Untersuchungen an ländlichen und frühstädtischen Siedlungen im deutschen Küstengebiet vom 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr. bis zum 11. Jahrhundert n. Chr., Vol. I: Länd…
The Future of World Heritage and the Emergence of Transnational Heritage Regimes
The World Heritage Convention of UNESCO, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2012, was intended to promote the preservation and enjoyment of the world's most important natural and cultural heritage. It is now fast losing credibility because of political maneuvering and the inscription of sites that do not meet requirements for reasons of prestige and tourism development. This also threatens its role as an instrument to improve heritage manag…
The work of making Malta: The Council of Europe's archaeology and planning committee 1988–1996
This article began life as a paper in the session ‘Opening Doors for Archaeologists: Making Malta Work’ at the 2006 EAA Annual Meeting in Kracow, Poland. It explores the background of the European Convention on the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage (Revised), also known as the Valletta Convention or the Convention of Malta. The article examines some of the major issues that were discussed and describes the drafting process of the Conventi…
Archaeology and Heritage Management in Europe: Trends and Developments
The importance of archaeological heritage management in a united Europe has increased in recent years, and the archaeological scene is changing drastically. Causes of this development are, among others, the end of the political division of Europe and the ‘green debate’ with its effects on the way in which the archaeological heritage is being treated. Equally important are the effects of the. Malta Convention and the influence of lawmaking within …
European and world archaeologies
Relations between European archaeologies and those elsewhere in the world are manifold and complex. They involve issues in archaeological research, in dealing with archaeological heritage resources, and in the archaeological profession, that are also influenced by the dominant use of English. This paper explores some of those issues that were also presented at a debate during the World Archaeological Congress in Dublin
Archaeology in the Netherlands: Recent Changes and Current Organization
(2008). Archaeology in the Netherlands: Recent Changes and Current Organization. Archaeological Journal: Vol. 165, The Netherlands: Report and Proceedings of the 154th Summer Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute in 2008, pp. 8-16
Archäologische und naturwissenschaftliche Untersuchungen an ländlichen und frühstädtischen Siedlungen im deutschen Küstengebiet vom 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr. bis zum 11. Jahrhundert n. Chr., Vol. I: Länd…
Archaeology and Heritage Management in Europe: Trends and Developments
The importance of archaeological heritage management in a united Europe has increased in recent years, and the archaeological scene is changing drastically. Causes of this development are, among others, the end of the political division of Europe and the ‘green debate’ with its effects on the way in which the archaeological heritage is being treated. Equally important are the effects of the. Malta Convention and the influence of lawmaking within …
Proposals for a practical system of significance evaluation in archaeological heritage management
Significance evaluation plays a central role in archaeological heritage management. In this paper, a practical approach is presented based on experiences and recent discussions in the Netherlands. A restricted number of values (perception, physical quality and intrinsic quality) are operationalized as criteria in order to evaluate archaeological phenomena. In this manner, a more transparent framework is created to help determine if a monument is …
Proposals for a Practical System of Significance Evaluation in Archaeological Heritage Management
Significance evaluation plays a central role in archaeological heritage management. In this paper, a practical approach is presented based on experiences and recent discussions in the Netherlands. A restricted number of values (perception, physical quality and intrinsic quality) are operationalized as criteria in order to evaluate archaeological phenomena. In this manner, a more transparent framework is created to help determine if a monument is …
Archaeology and Europe: Reflexiveness’ and Action
For more than a decade, since the mid-80s, the context of archaeology has changed rapidly and profoundly all over Europe. We are still in the middle of this development and numerous recent publications show an increasing awareness of archaeologists about its causes and implications. This is what Gramsch in his paper calls the self-reflexive approach and I join him in his appeal for the development of an archaeological reflexive theory embedded in…
The work of making Malta: The Council of Europe's archaeology and planning committee 1988–1996
This article began life as a paper in the session ‘Opening Doors for Archaeologists: Making Malta Work’ at the 2006 EAA Annual Meeting in Kracow, Poland. It explores the background of the European Convention on the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage (Revised), also known as the Valletta Convention or the Convention of Malta. The article examines some of the major issues that were discussed and describes the drafting process of the Conventi…
Archaeology in the Netherlands: Recent Changes and Current Organization
(2008). Archaeology in the Netherlands: Recent Changes and Current Organization. Archaeological Journal: Vol. 165, The Netherlands: Report and Proceedings of the 154th Summer Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute in 2008, pp. 8-16
European and world archaeologies
Relations between European archaeologies and those elsewhere in the world are manifold and complex. They involve issues in archaeological research, in dealing with archaeological heritage resources, and in the archaeological profession, that are also influenced by the dominant use of English. This paper explores some of those issues that were also presented at a debate during the World Archaeological Congress in Dublin
Africa, Archaeology, and World Heritage
In this paper we discuss the initiative of the ICOMOS International Committee for Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM) to contribute to the UNESCO strategy to create a more representative and balanced World Heritage List. This can be done by concentrating on archaeological sites in Africa that potentially have Outstanding Universal Value. In so doing, we address at the same time the (thematic) under-representation of archaeological sites on…
The Future of World Heritage and the Emergence of Transnational Heritage Regimes
The World Heritage Convention of UNESCO, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2012, was intended to promote the preservation and enjoyment of the world's most important natural and cultural heritage. It is now fast losing credibility because of political maneuvering and the inscription of sites that do not meet requirements for reasons of prestige and tourism development. This also threatens its role as an instrument to improve heritage manag…
International Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management (Icahm) (Conservation and Preservation)
Cleere, Henry
Unesco (1972) and Malta (1992) Conventions
History (10 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (7 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · World heritage (6 works) · Cultural heritage (5 works) · Cultural heritage management (5 works) · History (4 works)