Beyond Preservation: Using Public History to Revitalize Inner Cities (Urban Life, Landscape and Policy)
Beyond Preservation explores how public history can move beyond safeguarding the past to engage with the revitalization of inner cities. Connecting preservation with urban life, landscape, and policy, Andrew Hurley examines the broader role historical understanding can play in shaping urban environments and public discussions about their future.
About This Book
Beyond Preservation examines the role of public history in the revitalization of inner cities.
The book places preservation in conversation with urban life, landscape, and policy.
It considers how historical understanding can inform approaches to changing urban environments.
Andrew Hurley presents a study at the intersection of public history and urban development.
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