Twenty-five years ago, the National Trust committed itself to creating a “forum” to ask tough questions, share ideas and information, inspire action, and celebrate accomplishments. Forum Journal has been a key channel for this work. Our Fall 2012 edition features seven articles that have made a particular impact in the field – we call them game changers. These game changing articles challenged us to think in new ways and reprinting them offers a chance to look back. But, they also inspire us to look forward.
Beginning in January, Forum Journal will come to you in an online format that allows for richer and more interactive content. You will find more photos, more floor plans, more maps, more media. For example, our winter edition devoted to modern landscape architecture will include a video, slide shows and extensive links to the most current research and resources in the field.
Accessing your new journal is easy. When a new issue is available, we’ll send an email directing you to a new digital platform and a link to access the journal. Read it in html or pdf; on your desktop or on most e-readers; or download and print. So, for now, savor twenty-five years of thought- provoking articles and then look forward in 2013.
Preservation Leadership Forum members can access the PDF of the Journal in the Forum Library, or read the individual articles below.
Game Change: Forum Journal Articles That Have Made A Difference, 1987-2012
Table of Contents
- Introduction by Stephanie K. Meeks
- The Future of the National Register by Carol Shull
- The Critical Need for a Sensitive—and Sensible—National Transportation Policy by Constance E. Beaumont
- Cultural Diversity in Historic Preservation: Where We Have Been, Where We Are Going by Toni Lee
- I Can’t See It; I Don’t Understand It; And It Doesn’t Look Old to Me by Richard Longstreth
- Economics and Historic Preservation by Donovan D. Rypkema
- Are There Too Many House Museums? by Richard Moe
- The Greenest Building Is...One That Is Already Built by Carl Elefante
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