Arthur Parkinson is assistant professor of planning and urban design at University College DublinMark Scott is professor of planning at University College Dublin

• Heritage and planning conflict: an introduction.1. Understanding competing discourses of cultural built heritage.2. Built heritage: policy, plans and practice.3. Shifting representations of built heritage in the Irish state.4. ‘Expert’ narratives: defining official heritage discourses.5. Lay narratives: bottom-up contested discourses6. Market narratives: heritage-led regeneration7. Narratives in conflict: negotiating Dublin’s Moore StreetTowards an inclusive conservation-planning approach

Arthur Parkinson is assistant professor of planning and urban design at University College DublinMark Scott is professor of planning at University College Dublin

• Heritage and planning conflict: an introduction.1. Understanding competing discourses of cultural built heritage.2. Built heritage: policy, plans and practice.3. Shifting representations of built heritage in the Irish state.4. ‘Expert’ narratives: defining official heritage discourses.5. Lay narratives: bottom-up contested discourses6. Market narratives: heritage-led regeneration7. Narratives in conflict: negotiating Dublin’s Moore StreetTowards an inclusive conservation-planning approach

Arthur Parkinson is assistant professor of planning and urban design at University College DublinMark Scott is professor of planning at University College Dublin

• Heritage and planning conflict: an introduction.1. Understanding competing discourses of cultural built heritage.2. Built heritage: policy, plans and practice.3. Shifting representations of built heritage in the Irish state.4. ‘Expert’ narratives: defining official heritage discourses.5. Lay narratives: bottom-up contested discourses6. Market narratives: heritage-led regeneration7. Narratives in conflict: negotiating Dublin’s Moore StreetTowards an inclusive conservation-planning approach