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Chapter 7 considers the potential of ethnographies of World Heritage cities
by retracing the experience of Melaka in juxtaposition with a number of
other studies of Asian World Heritage cities, especially those located in East
and Southeast Asia. A further analysis on urban transformation around
other heritage villages expands the previous reflection on patrimonial
hierarchies, inequality, and World Heritage exclusions. The chapter ends
with a postscript, which introduces queries for future research. Substantial
questions stem from the unprecedented, if brief, power shift from Barisan
Nasional to Pakatan Harapan.