LE PATRIMOINE CULTUREL IMMATÉRIEL EST-IL UN BIEN COMMUN ? LE CAS DE LA PIERRE SÈCHE EN FRANCE

Authors

  • Francesca COMINELLI docteur en sciences économiques de l’Université Paris 1, est actuellement Maître de conférence à l’IREST et responsable du projet de documentation audiovisuel des éléments du patrimoine culturel immatériel (PCI) liés au développement durable, en collaboration avec le ministère de la Culture et de la Communication et l’association Epinoia. Sa recherche porte sur l’économie et la sauvegarde du PCI, en relations avec biens communs, innovation et diversité culturelle

Keywords:

cultural heritage, crafts, common good

Abstract

The objective of this text is to study the know-how related to craft activities as part of the intangible cultural heritage and as a commons. First are presented the concepts of knowledge and skills, common good and common cultural property. This conceptual introduction, drawn from a literature review and fieldwork, will clarify the nature of these elements and their similarities. Therefore, we will wonder: the know-how related to craft activities can be considered as common goods? Then, if these skills can be considered as common goods, what are the consequences in terms of the governance of the intangible cultural heritage? To do this, we will illustrate the case of dry stone in France and the fundamental role of the community in preserving this intangible and tangible heritage. In conclusion, the key issues related to “common good” approach to safeguarding intangible cultural heritage will be recalled

Published

2022-11-26

How to Cite

Francesca COMINELLI. (2022). LE PATRIMOINE CULTUREL IMMATÉRIEL EST-IL UN BIEN COMMUN ? LE CAS DE LA PIERRE SÈCHE EN FRANCE. Revue De l’organisation Responsable, 7(2). Retrieved from https://journaleska.com/index.php/or/article/view/7520

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2: ROR

Section

Articles