Información General

• Autores: María García Hernández (coord.), Maria Gravari Barbas (coord.)
• Editores: Routledge
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-032-76289-0
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Resumen

• This innovative and insightful book critically explores how to recognize and generate the social, cultural, political and economic values of the heritage of urban peripheries and encourage new metropolitan development scenarios that protect and build upon that cultural heritage. Expert-led and richly illustrated throughout, the text addresses issues such as the management and development of the cultural heritage of urban peripheries, community involvement, the relationship of youth with cultural heritage, the heritage of ethnic communities and their cultural identity, tourism development supported by heritage resources and the art-heritage relationship at urban peripheries. It looks at the whole spectrum of heritage of the metropolitan peripheries including architectural heritage (industrial areas, factories and warehouses); transport infrastructure (canals and railways); social housing, and contemporary residential architecture. It also comprises the rich intangible heritages of working-class and/or migrant communities, in process of constant change and reconfiguration through protest, negotiation and cultural expression

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    • Learning from the peripheries-New paradigms of heritage

      María García Hernández, Maria Gravari Barbas

      págs. 1-10

      

  • Part I: Heritate of the peripheries: Management and development

    • Industrial heritage valorisation in the urbanperiphery: a conscious and coherent process?. The Leuven experience (Belgium)

      Dominique Vanneste, Dylan van Der Bergh, Thérèse Steenberghen

      págs. 15-33

      

    • Assessment of approaches to the conservation of large housing estates in Germany

      Yimei Zhang

      págs. 34-51

      

    • The vulnerable heritagisation of large housing states: two examples in Aubervilliers (Paris)

      Géraldine Djament Tran

      págs. 52-72

      

    • Digital storytelling for the convesation of cultural memery: the case of the Darsena of Ravenna

      Francesca Fabri, Alessandra Iannacci

      págs. 73-88

      

    • The challenge of safeguarding the industrial heritage of the Paris metropolitan area: between preservatioin, oblivion and demolition

      Maia Chattas, Maria Gravari Barbas

      págs. 88-109

      

    • Exclusion by heritage: heritage consrvation and tourism as agents of spatial cleansing in Mehrauli, Delhi

      Karna Saharya

      págs. 110-125

      

  • Part II: Heritage of the urban peripheries: Community involvement

    • Ecomuseum in the urban periphery: modernity, tourism, and heritage in the village of Zhenshan

      Xiaoyan Zhang

      págs. 126-140

      

    • The heritage turn of citizens'participation at the urban periphery of Madrid (Spain): the case of Carabanchel

      Juan Carlos Revilla Castro, Angel Martín Fernández, Ana Yáñez, María García Hernández

      págs. 143-159

      

    • Social appropriation of cultural heritage in the metropolitan priphery of Madrid: the NE(T)GO project (Coslada,Madrid)

      Manuel Lacalle Vaquero, María García Hernández, Beatriz Martínez Parra, Joaquín Ibáñez Montoya, Rosa de la Fuente Fernández, María Luisa Martínez Muneta, Ainhoa Díez de Pablo

      págs. 160-172

      

    • Local community involvement in the protection of the rural paripleral heritage in the urban context: case of study of a participatory town museum in Chorzów (Silesia, Poland)

      Kinga Anna Gajda, Piotr Michalowski

      págs. 173-186

      

    • Struggling for the right to the city among ruins: the case of "Plato's Academy" neighbourhood in Athens

      Maritina Iliadi

      págs. 187-206

      

    • Bellong ville and cite: the trajectories of the community-based revitalizatioin of the peripheral heritage of Nowa Huta (Poland)

      Magdalena Banaskiewicz

      págs. 207-221

      

    • "We don`t do digital, we dig il all": experimenting with "Data Civics" methods to support urban development in Granton, Edinburgh

      Vassilis Galanos, Kate Bassett, Addie McGowan, Liz Mcfall, James Henderson, Oliver Escobar

      págs. 221-240

      

  • Part III: The ethnic and cosmopolitan heritage of the urban peripheriesi

    • Exploring intersect peripheralities: prospects for the heritage and tourism development of an ethnic suburban architecture (Chinagora, París)

      Chensi Shen, Maria Gravari Barbas

      págs. 243-263

      

    • "For mother earth!": Bolivian celebration in New York City: intangible cultural heritage and locality

      Mia Hovi

      págs. 264-278

      

    • Urban rhapsodies: cultural heritage and education, new engines for the regenartion of th peripheries in Rome and Turin (Italy)

      Mariachiara Guerra

      págs. 279-295

      

    • Cultural festival heritage, diaspora communities and urban peripheries: Durgapuja in Finland

      Xenia Zeiler

      págs. 296-308