This new volume in the Heritage Matters Series is a welcome contribution from the International Centre for Cultural and Heritage Studies at Newcastle University. This compilation of articles and interviews with leading scholars in the heritage movement is skilfully edited by Michelle Stefano, Peter Davis, and Gerard Corsane. The twenty-one entries include sixteen articles and five ‘Conversation Pieces’. These additional five entries are highly engaging interviews with heritage scholars from a range of disciplines who work with professional organisations in diverse geographic regions. As a whole, the entire compilation is a welcome addition to the literature on heritage due to its focus on the conservation of intangible cultural resources (ICH) within various political, economic, historic, and geographic contexts.