Create permanent advisory boards composed of diverse community stakeholders, not just historians or archaeologists.
Instead of choosing one "true" history, governance frameworks should allow for multiple narratives to coexist. This is often achieved through "layering"—physical or digital interventions that explain the various historical phases and controversies of a site. Governing Heritage Dissonance
In Europe’s former mining and steel regions, dissonance exists between the "shame" of industrial decline and the "pride" of labor history. Governance here focuses on economic regeneration through cultural heritage. 5. Policy Recommendations Governing Heritage Dissonance