ICOMOS, a quarter of a century Achievements and future prospects

9th General Assembly- Lausanne, 1990

640 pages

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Contents

Acknowledgements. Remerciements

Icomos

Icomos

Symposium Committee

Comité du colloque

President Roberto Di Stefano's Greetings

Bienvenue du président Roberto Di Stefano

Introduction, President Claude Jaccottet, Switzerland

Introduction, président Claude Jaccottet, Suisse

The Venice Charter

La Chartre de Venise

La Carta de Venecia

The Venice Charter (Russian)

9th ICOMOS International Symposium: General Synthesis by Alfred Wyss.

9è Colloque International de l'ICOMOS: Synthèse générale par Alfred Wyss.

9. Internationales ICOMOS Kolloquium: Generelle Zusammenfassung von Alfred Wyss.

National Committees' Papers / Communications des Comités Nationaux

International Committees' Papers / Communications des Comités Internationaux

International Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management
Comité International de la Gestion du Patrimoine Archéologique

International Earth Structures Committee Comité International sur l'Architecture de Terre

International Economics Committee
Comité International pour les Questions Economiques

International Historics Towns Committee
Comité International sur les Villes Historiques

International Committee for Architectural Photogrammetry
Comité International de Photogrammétrie Architecturale International Commit tee for Vernacular Architecture
Comité International d'Architecture Vernaculaire

Individual Papers / Communications individuelles

"Gisements culturels" et formation professionnelle: une expérience italienne
Aldo Aveta

Education et formation des jeunes au Patrimoine architectural
Jean Barthélémy

Towards a cultural Resource Monitoring Network
Christina Cameron

La Tour de Pise
Alberto Defez

Ammerkungen zu den Themen des Symposiums
Ludwig Deiters

La formation en gestion: les lacunes à combler
Marc Denhez

L'intégration des exigences psychologiques et la Charte de Venise
Rosa Anna Genovese

Environnement: Problems for Ruins of the Roman Age
Julius Gy. Hajnocz

Interpolation as a Form of Protection of cultural Monuments and the Problem of Restoring the Exonarthex of the Sopocani Monastery Church
Olivera Kandic

La sauvegarde des centres historiques
Todor Krestev

A Comment concerning the International Course on Wood Conservation Technology in Relation to the Venice Charter
Knut Larsen

Conservation Project Procedure
Michael Menhim

Les grandes lignes du développement du tourisme culturel au CanadaClaude Moulin

Methodological Procedure in Research Work on Monastery Entities
Svetlana Popovic

Defending the Character of the Town
Andràs Romàn

Conservationists and Developers - towards a holistic Architecture
Gouhar Simison

Training Guardians of the Federal Heritage Buildings and Cultural Assets in Canada
Gouhar Simison

Un ancien exemple: Esztergom en Hongrie
Konstantin Vukon

Das industrielle Erbe als Bestandteil der Europaischen Kulturpolitik
Manfred Wedhorn

Two Decades of Post-Graduate Education for Specialists in Monuments Preservation in Hungary
Mihaly Zador

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