Discussion highlights the complex interplay of cultural heritage and territoriality in border areas, indicating the contrast between laws and state practices.
Key Points
Cultural heritage protection in border areas is often challenged by arbitrary national practices, affecting its integrity.
International laws offer theoretical protections for cultural heritage, yet often fail against practical realities on the ground.
The concepts of border and territoriality complicate the safeguarding of cultural heritage, especially post-war.
Emerging border regions face unique challenges in preserving cultural heritage due to shifting national policies.