World Heritage and Sustainable Development: Heritage 2008 International Conference
Información General
- Autores: Rogério Amoêda (coord.), Sergio Lira (coord.), Cristina Pinheiro (coord.), Filipe Pinheiro (coord.), João Pinheiro (coord.)
- Editores: Green Lines Institute
- Año de publicación: 2008
- País: Portugal
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-989-95671-0-8
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Listado de artículos
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Part I - Invited Speakers
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Part II – Heritage and Human Development
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São Cristóvão Fair:: A Northeast Piece in one quarter of Rio
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The Côa Valley Archaeological Park and the local community:: account of the latest initiatives tofurther develop mutual ties
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Sustainable development of a rural landscape.: The mills in the National Park of Cilento and Vallodi Diano
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The Management of the Italian Public Cultural Heritage:: Sale or enhancement?
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The conservation of the Monumental Area of Thien Mu Pagoda in Vietnam:: knowledge and designfor the identity keeping
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The Impact of World Heritage Site tourism on communities’ intangible heritage:: Tsodilo HillsWorld Heritage Site, Botswana
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“Whenever, wherever, bring me home with empathy”:: syncretic ornament in Java, Indonesia
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Heritage tourism and nationalism:: Current knowledge and research agenda
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Written documents:: heritage to preserve and exploit
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Examining Conservation Possibilities on Urban Heritage.: Its user relation in Hanoi, Vietnam
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The paradox of heritage in a globalising world:: The case of the Rideau Canal-Kingstonfortifications UNESCO/WHO designation, Canada, 2007
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Where researchers and community meet:: education and public outreach within a human evolutionproject
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World Heritage as a Social and Economic Development Key -: A case for marketing African sitesunder one brand
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Place, Community and Heritage Tourism in Luang Prabang:: Conserving and interpreting theintangible heritage and built environment of a cultural landscape
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The last goldmine:: world heritage and ecotourism on Tasmania’s West Coast
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“It was good when …” -: Including people with learning difficulties in Liverpool Heritage sites
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Mobilising Corporate Social Responsibility for World Cultural Heritage:: Playing the sustainabledevelopment card
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Traditional anchor elements and cultural continuity in an historic World Heritage city.: Theancient city of Pingyao, China
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Managing the Archaeological Chain in China.: Between happy ending and organizationalchallenges
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