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Annals of Tourism Research, 1996
Abstract Heritage tourism is seen as a way to bolster struggling urban economies and redevelop municipal spaces. Attempts to understand the processes and outcomes associated with urban heritage tourism development usually fall into one of two groupings: a “top-down” perspective stressing the role of global factors and external actors in driving urban
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Abstract Heritage tourism is seen as a way to bolster struggling urban economies and redevelop municipal spaces. Attempts to understand the processes and outcomes associated with urban heritage tourism development usually fall into one of two groupings: a “top-down” perspective stressing the role of global factors and external actors in driving urban
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Urban heritage and methodologies of renewal [PDF]
Regional Science Inquiry, 2011 The renewal of the city started from the examination of urban conditions of comfort/discomfort (safety, mobility, environment, social cohesion); this required the direct involvement of the city's inhabitants as experts of the urban environment, and therefore able to suggest solutions.
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The Geography of Urban Heritage
The Historic Environment: Policy & Practice, 2015The heritage community has long faced difficulties with the theoretical as well as practical challenges of managing continuity on the scale of historic cities. Identifying individual components of the architectural heritage and selected areas for a variety of levels of conservation, from the benign to the interventionist, has largely proved to be the ...
Matthias Ripp, Dennis Rodwell
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Diogenes, 2016
AbstractUrbanity has been a key concept to describe western cities since the beginning of the 20th century. But the importance of urbanity is no longer self-evident in global cities since the pivotal moment of 1980/90, when we witnessed the acceleration of flux, the emergence of megacities and the transformation of capitalism.
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AbstractUrbanity has been a key concept to describe western cities since the beginning of the 20th century. But the importance of urbanity is no longer self-evident in global cities since the pivotal moment of 1980/90, when we witnessed the acceleration of flux, the emergence of megacities and the transformation of capitalism.
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Urban Heritage: integrating cultural heritage management and sustainable urban development
2011This paper is part of a doctoral research focusing on how cultural heritage could be assessed on an urban scale. It will explore the theoretical framework behind the evolution of concepts addressing cultural heritage on an urban scale, mostly known nowadays as urban heritage, illustrated by the case of the Amsterdam canal ring area. The paper starts by
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Institutionalizing Urban Heritage
2020This chapter explores the rise of urban heritage and its adoption into institutional conservation in Japan. It shows how urban heritage built with the purpose of portraying the power and glory of modern Japan has become difficult heritage because of the blame for World War II.
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The Groningen museum: Urban heritage in fragments
International Journal of Heritage Studies, 1997Abstract Changes in West European cities are discussed by many writers in many different ways with the intention of questioning the aim of post‐modern theories. The new perspective has much influence on social, economic and political forms, and on activities in the city centre: Renewed views of the changes in, and the attention to, the roles that ...
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