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    Participación ciudadana, patrimonialistas y gestión del patrimonio cultural inmueble precolonial del Perú
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2023-08-04)
    For over ten years, Peru has seen the rise of groups of citizens who want to take over the responsibility for the safeguard[1]ing of the nation’s pre-colonial cultural heritage. Citizen participation in the safeguard of heritage has not been much implemented despite its inclusion in the legal regulations laid down by the Peruvian government. Even more, Peru’s authorities and cultural experts still favour a material-centred preservation outlook over the social use and the interac[1]tion between contemporary societies and the built heritage. Based on an extensive ethnographic and archival work, I here characterize what citizen participation in the management of pre-Colonial structures has been like since the estab[1]lishment of the Ministry of Culture; describe the way in which citizen participation has developed ever since cultural heritage grassroots organizations appeared; and discuss the potential that citizen participation holds for the attainment of a more sustainable management of heritage.
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    Propuesta de creación de un Observatorio de Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial y Museos en el Perú
    (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-11-28)
    This article sets out the proposal to establish an Observatory for Intangible Cultural Heritage and Museums of Peru, conceived as a space for research, coordination, and cultural management. It also reflects on the historical processes of heritage-making and the challenge of ensuring the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage. The Observatory seeks to integrate digital tools for inventory creation, data analysis, and innovation, with a territorial approach that positions regional museums as nodes of citizen participation and decentralization. It is envisaged as a platform capable of systematizing information, generating cultural indicators, and fostering community participation in heritage safeguarding.
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