Introduction: (Un)Authorised Heritage Discourse and Practice, Carol Ludwig & Linda Walton, SECTION
1. (RE)CONSTRUCTIONS, (RE)INVENTIONS, AND REPRESENTATIONS OF HERITAGE,
1.The Social Life of Heritage-Making: Cultural Representations and Frictions, Florence Graezer Bideau,
2. Confucian Academies and the Materialisation of Cultural Heritage, Linda Walton,
3. From Destruction to Reconstruction: China's Confucian Heritage, Nationalism, and National Identity, Yingjie Guo,
4.Set in Stone: Continuity and Omission in Possessive Representations of the Great Wall, Kristin Bayer, SECTION
2. CREATING IDENTITIES: CONSTRUCTING PASTS, DISSEMINATING HERITAGE,
5.Contemporary Fabrication of Pasts and the Creation of New Identities: Use of 'Open Air Museums/Historical Theme Parks' for Education and Tourism, Carol Ludwig & Yiwen Wang,
6.Creating Cultural Identity in China: Popularizing Archaeological Material and Cultural Heritage, Patrick Wertmann,
7.The Museum as Expression of Local Identity and Place: The Case of Nanjing, Kenny K.K. Ng, SECTION
3. HISTORY, NOSTALGIA AND HERITAGE: URBAN AND RURAL,
8. The Role of History, Nostalgia and Heritage in the Construction and Indigenisation of State-led Political and Economic Identities in Contemporary China, Andrew Law,
9.Local Voices and New Narratives in Xinye Village: The Economy of Nostalgia and Heritage,Marina Svensson, SECTION
4. APPROPRIATIONS AND COMMODIFICATIONS OF ETHNIC HERITAGE,
10.' Even if You Don't Want to Drink, You Still Have to Drink': The Yi and Alcohol in History and Heritage, Joseph Lawson,
11. 'Ethnic Heritage' on the New Frontier: The Idealisation and Commodification of Ethnic 'Otherness' in Xinjiang, Melissa Shani Brown & David O'Brien, Afterword: Historicising and Globalising the Heritage Turn in China, Carol Ludwig & Linda Walton, Index.