Ali Mozaffari is Honorary Senior Fellow with the Asia Institute at the University of Melbourne, a former Australian Research Council DECRA Fellow, and serves as Vice President (Communications) of the Association for Critical Heritage Studies. He researches the geopolitics of the past, culture, and the built environment in West Asia. His publications include Heritage Movements in Asia (Berghahn Books, 2020), Development, Architecture and the Formation of Heritage in Late-Twentieth Century Iran (Manchester University Press, 2020), and World Heritage in Iran (Routledge, 2016). He co-edits Berghahn’s Explorations in Heritage Studies and co-founded the Heritage and Transnationalism Network (ACHS).

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Heritage-Border Complexes: Parallels, Possibilities, and Consequences of Border-Straddling HeritageAli Mozaffari and David C. HarveyChapter 1. Karelian Heritage without BordersJoni VainikkaChapter 2. The Role of Empathy in a Heritage-Border ComplexTuuli LähdesmäkiChapter 3. Fragile Frontiers: Visions on Iran’s (In)Visible BordersFiroozeh Kashani-SabetChapter 4. The Phantasmagorical Heritage of FencesIain RobertsonChapter 5. Sovereignty, Identity and Assyrian Heritage: Dynamics Beyond BordersSofya Shahab and Shivan TomaChapter 6. Nothing Quiet on the Eastern Front: Multiple Versions of Europeanisation in War Heritage NarrativesDorte Jagetic Andersen, Elżbieta Opiłowska and Eeva-Kaisa ProkkolaChapter 7. The Walk of Peace: Heritage-Borders Complex between Slovenia and ItalyMarjeta Pisk and Špela Ledinek LozejChapter 8. Border as Bellwether and Heterotopia: Evolving Heritagescape of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) of KoreaDacia Viejo Rose and Hyun Kyung LeeChapter 9. Archaeology and Straddling Heritage on the U.S.–México BorderRandall H. McGuireChapter 10. Border-Straddling Heritage of SenegambiaRobert SteeleEpilogue: Reflecting on Heritage-Border ComplexesAli Mozaffari and David C. HarveyIndex

“This is an excellent collection of essays on the mutual constitution of heritage and bordering practices, with a wide-ranging geographical and geopolitical scope. The book manages a careful balance of theoretical richness and clear positioning in the field.” • Chris Whitehead, Newcastle University

Ali Mozaffari is Honorary Senior Fellow with the Asia Institute at the University of Melbourne, a former Australian Research Council DECRA Fellow, and serves as Vice President (Communications) of the Association for Critical Heritage Studies. He researches the geopolitics of the past, culture, and the built environment in West Asia. His publications include Heritage Movements in Asia (Berghahn Books, 2020), Development, Architecture and the Formation of Heritage in Late-Twentieth Century Iran (Manchester University Press, 2020), and World Heritage in Iran (Routledge, 2016). He co-edits Berghahn’s Explorations in Heritage Studies and co-founded the Heritage and Transnationalism Network (ACHS).

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Heritage-Border Complexes: Parallels, Possibilities, and Consequences of Border-Straddling HeritageAli Mozaffari and David C. HarveyChapter 1. Karelian Heritage without BordersJoni VainikkaChapter 2. The Role of Empathy in a Heritage-Border ComplexTuuli LähdesmäkiChapter 3. Fragile Frontiers: Visions on Iran’s (In)Visible BordersFiroozeh Kashani-SabetChapter 4. The Phantasmagorical Heritage of FencesIain RobertsonChapter 5. Sovereignty, Identity and Assyrian Heritage: Dynamics Beyond BordersSofya Shahab and Shivan TomaChapter 6. Nothing Quiet on the Eastern Front: Multiple Versions of Europeanisation in War Heritage NarrativesDorte Jagetic Andersen, Elżbieta Opiłowska and Eeva-Kaisa ProkkolaChapter 7. The Walk of Peace: Heritage-Borders Complex between Slovenia and ItalyMarjeta Pisk and Špela Ledinek LozejChapter 8. Border as Bellwether and Heterotopia: Evolving Heritagescape of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) of KoreaDacia Viejo Rose and Hyun Kyung LeeChapter 9. Archaeology and Straddling Heritage on the U.S.–México BorderRandall H. McGuireChapter 10. Border-Straddling Heritage of SenegambiaRobert SteeleEpilogue: Reflecting on Heritage-Border ComplexesAli Mozaffari and David C. HarveyIndex

“This is an excellent collection of essays on the mutual constitution of heritage and bordering practices, with a wide-ranging geographical and geopolitical scope. The book manages a careful balance of theoretical richness and clear positioning in the field.” • Chris Whitehead, Newcastle University

Ali Mozaffari is Honorary Senior Fellow with the Asia Institute at the University of Melbourne, a former Australian Research Council DECRA Fellow, and serves as Vice President (Communications) of the Association for Critical Heritage Studies. He researches the geopolitics of the past, culture, and the built environment in West Asia. His publications include Heritage Movements in Asia (Berghahn Books, 2020), Development, Architecture and the Formation of Heritage in Late-Twentieth Century Iran (Manchester University Press, 2020), and World Heritage in Iran (Routledge, 2016). He co-edits Berghahn’s Explorations in Heritage Studies and co-founded the Heritage and Transnationalism Network (ACHS).

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Heritage-Border Complexes: Parallels, Possibilities, and Consequences of Border-Straddling HeritageAli Mozaffari and David C. HarveyChapter 1. Karelian Heritage without BordersJoni VainikkaChapter 2. The Role of Empathy in a Heritage-Border ComplexTuuli LähdesmäkiChapter 3. Fragile Frontiers: Visions on Iran’s (In)Visible BordersFiroozeh Kashani-SabetChapter 4. The Phantasmagorical Heritage of FencesIain RobertsonChapter 5. Sovereignty, Identity and Assyrian Heritage: Dynamics Beyond BordersSofya Shahab and Shivan TomaChapter 6. Nothing Quiet on the Eastern Front: Multiple Versions of Europeanisation in War Heritage NarrativesDorte Jagetic Andersen, Elżbieta Opiłowska and Eeva-Kaisa ProkkolaChapter 7. The Walk of Peace: Heritage-Borders Complex between Slovenia and ItalyMarjeta Pisk and Špela Ledinek LozejChapter 8. Border as Bellwether and Heterotopia: Evolving Heritagescape of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) of KoreaDacia Viejo Rose and Hyun Kyung LeeChapter 9. Archaeology and Straddling Heritage on the U.S.–México BorderRandall H. McGuireChapter 10. Border-Straddling Heritage of SenegambiaRobert SteeleEpilogue: Reflecting on Heritage-Border ComplexesAli Mozaffari and David C. HarveyIndex

“This is an excellent collection of essays on the mutual constitution of heritage and bordering practices, with a wide-ranging geographical and geopolitical scope. The book manages a careful balance of theoretical richness and clear positioning in the field.” • Chris Whitehead, Newcastle University