Caring for post-military futures: alternative development futures for former military sites in the UK.

这是一个关于英国前军事遗址的项目，这些遗址既没有受到国家推动的保护和遗产管理制度的庆祝和审查，也没有受到负责保护历史遗迹和建筑的非国家公共组织和机构的监督。它提出了一些问题和挑战，这些问题和挑战相对不为人知、不为人所知或不为人所知的军事遗迹在目前构成了问题和挑战，并对未来提出了建议，包括它们在未来发展和使用方面的潜力，以及它们所促进的关于武装冲突的叙述。寻求资金的活动包括对现有数据库和档案的调查，以建立英国20世纪遗址的管理和非管理类型，研究包括对两个目前未被管理的遗产消费的后军事案例研究遗址的实地调查和访谈，以及与另一个欧洲背景下另一个未被管理的遗址的比较。这项探索性研究的目的是促进一项正在进行的对话，即在当前的清单和日程安排实践中，对战后遗址进行记录和正式指定为纪念碑之外，对当前和未来的可能性进行护理。它将通过探索迄今为止尚未通过遗产管理和/或商业化获得投资和干预的遗址的相关问题，来探讨这些遗址对不同类型地区未来的社会和经济发展以及对英国过去武装冲突的公众叙述提出了什么问题。

This is a project about former military sites in the UK which have evaded celebration and scrutiny by either state-promoted conservation and heritage management regimes or by non-state public organisations and institutions with a remit for the care of historic sites and buildings. It asks about the questions and challenges which relatively obscure, un-celebrated or un-acknowledged military remains pose in the present and suggest for the future, in terms of their potential for future development and use, and in terms of the narratives about armed conflicts which they promote. Funding is sought for activities including surveys of existing databases and archives to establish a typology of management and non-management of 20th century sites in the UK, research including fieldwork and interviews on two post-military case study sites which are currently not managed for heritage consumption, and a comparison with another un-managed site in another European context. The intention of this exploratory research is to contribute to an on-going conversation about the current and future possibilities for the care of post-military sites, beyond their documentation and formal designation as monuments through current listing and scheduling practices. It will do this by exploring issues pertaining to sites which have not to date received investment and intervention through heritage management and/or commercialisation, to ask what issues such sites raise both for future social and economic development in different types of localities, and for public narratives about past armed conflicts in the UK.