Foreword Preface Introduction: Culture, Heritage, Conflict Part I: The Past on Parade
1.Heritage and the (Re)shaping of Social Identities in Conflict Cycles: Anchor or Quicksand?
2. Napoleon, Savants, and the Description de l’Egypte: Capturing History
3. Military Cultural Property Protection from Hague 1907 to Hague 1954
4. Cultural Property Protection in the 21st Century: The Privilege of Working with the Most Deployed Division Part II: The Past as Propaganda
5. Islamic Terrorist Targeting of Contemporary Western Culture: ‘Deviant Chaos’
6. The Russian Weaponization of Cultural Heritage
7. Heritage as Focus in US-Iran tensions: Implications for Aspects of Culture and Power in Modern Warfare Part III: The Past as Peacekeeper
8. Museums and the Restitution of ‘Spoils of War’
9. Cultural Property Protection: The Work of the Blue Shield
10. Cultural Heritage and Peacebuilding in Rakhine State, Myanmar
11. An Excavation of the Bullecourt Battlefield: From Mud Through Blood to the Green Fields Beyond? Part IV: The Practice of Protection
12. Integrating Cultural Heritage into Civil Affairs Operations: Reinventing the Monuments Men and Women for the 21st Century Force
13. Rescuing Heritage in ‘Natural’ Disasters
14. Culture, heritage, security: an interview with Colonel Rosie Stone, Captain Mark Waring, Major Anne Seton-Sykes, and Major Luke Wattam