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Investment Law and World Heritage: The Case of Le Morne
A landmark ICSID tribunal award involving Le Morne Brabant, Mauritius, reveals significant tensions between international investment law and the UNESCO World Heritage Convention. The study highlights how these legal regimes clash, particularly under the theory of fragmentation in international law. By analyzing key lessons from international arbitrations related to World Heritage sites, it identifies critical intersections where investment protection could be better integrated into the Convention's framework. This research provides actionable insights for stakeholders within the Convention to reconcile these competing interests and strengthen the safeguarding of cultural landscapes.
The Local-to-Global Dynamics of World Heritage Interpretation
A study on the Le Morne Cultural Landscape Heritage Site reveals complex dynamics of local-to-global interpretation, highlighting diverse senses of attachment and contestation. The research employs a mixed-methods approach to analyze how cultural landscapes are perceived and interpreted at both local and global scales. It underscores the significance of understanding these dynamics in preserving and managing World Heritage Sites effectively. The findings contribute to broader discussions on heritage tourism and identity, emphasizing the need for inclusive and context-sensitive approaches in heritage conservation.
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