John Pendleburyis Professor of Urban Conservation at the Global Urban Research Unit, NewcastleUniversity. Prior to entering academia, he had ten years’ practice experienceas a town planner and urban conservationist. Jules Brown ischair of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation, North Branch, and aconservation and planning manager at the North of England Civic Trust.

• 1. Introduction; 2. Theories; 3. Principles of research, analysis and management; 4. Managing change: buildings; 5. Managing change: areas; 6. Conserving non-traditional environments: the heritage of modernity; 7. Conservation and impact; 8. Conservation and the Future

'a valuable starting reference for non-specialist planners, other related professions, students and any member of the public who might be trying to grasp an understanding of decision-making, or indeed toinfluence the (sometimes seemingly illogical) decisions and recommendations made by heritage professionals.' – Context magazine (from the Institute of Historic Building Conservation)

John Pendleburyis Professor of Urban Conservation at the Global Urban Research Unit, NewcastleUniversity. Prior to entering academia, he had ten years’ practice experienceas a town planner and urban conservationist. Jules Brown ischair of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation, North Branch, and aconservation and planning manager at the North of England Civic Trust.

• 1. Introduction; 2. Theories; 3. Principles of research, analysis and management; 4. Managing change: buildings; 5. Managing change: areas; 6. Conserving non-traditional environments: the heritage of modernity; 7. Conservation and impact; 8. Conservation and the Future

'a valuable starting reference for non-specialist planners, other related professions, students and any member of the public who might be trying to grasp an understanding of decision-making, or indeed toinfluence the (sometimes seemingly illogical) decisions and recommendations made by heritage professionals.' – Context magazine (from the Institute of Historic Building Conservation)

John Pendleburyis Professor of Urban Conservation at the Global Urban Research Unit, NewcastleUniversity. Prior to entering academia, he had ten years’ practice experienceas a town planner and urban conservationist. Jules Brown ischair of the Institute of Historic Building Conservation, North Branch, and aconservation and planning manager at the North of England Civic Trust.

• 1. Introduction; 2. Theories; 3. Principles of research, analysis and management; 4. Managing change: buildings; 5. Managing change: areas; 6. Conserving non-traditional environments: the heritage of modernity; 7. Conservation and impact; 8. Conservation and the Future

'a valuable starting reference for non-specialist planners, other related professions, students and any member of the public who might be trying to grasp an understanding of decision-making, or indeed toinfluence the (sometimes seemingly illogical) decisions and recommendations made by heritage professionals.' – Context magazine (from the Institute of Historic Building Conservation)