UNESCO World Heritage
The UNESCO World Heritage List as a stage: The case of the ancient Koguryŏ/Gaogouli Kingdom
... the UNESCO listing, but gained more traction once it was recognized by UNESCO, which then also sparked further nominations of other heritage practices in order to gain the upper ...national ...
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Crowdsourcing for 3D cultural heritage for George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site
... hosting UNESCO World Heritage Sites need to ...cultural heritage is a further testament of the importance of using digital technologies for the preservation and communication of ...Cultural ...
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Tourist Expectation and Satisfaction towards Physical Infrastructure and Heritage Elements in Melaka UNESCO World Heritage Site
... regarding heritage elements and physical infrastructure that exists in a Heritage ...City. Heritage elements are significant as a main attraction force for tourists to visit historic ...to ...
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An art and design perspective: The development of a 3D interactive Saltaire UNESCO world Heritage site
... Saltaire UNESCO world Heritage site for online and public exhibition where culture, social heritage, history of Industrial revolution in the Victorian era can be experienced, observed and ...
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Enhancing the valorisation of UNESCO World Heritage Sites: a Pigouvian Approach
... each World Heritage site of the area by consulting the Periodic Reports that every six years the States Parties of the Convention have to submit to the World Heritage ...the UNESCO ...
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Sites of Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution: Selection of Memories and the Inscription Process of UNESCO World Heritage
... As the Japanese government officially exposed its intention to inscribe the Site on the UNESCO World Heritage List, the history of those sites drew attention in Korea, and there were demands for the ...
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Closed House of Wonders museum: Implications to the tourism of Zanzibar Stone Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site
... a UNESCO World Heritage Site which could end up being positioned on the list of World Heritage Site in ...Town World Heritage Site to lose its authenticity hence being in ...
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Tourism Specialization and Economic Development: Evidence from the UNESCO World Heritage List
... development. We estimate standard growth equations augmented with a variable measuring tourism specialization using instrumental variables techniques for a large cross-section of countries for the period 1980–2002. We ...
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Revival from Rubble: Community Resilience at UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu after 2015 Earthquake
... According to Alexander (2013), the current fashionable concept of resilience is multi-faceted, “adaptable to various uses and contexts” (p. 2714), and “can be used with varied degrees of formality and meaning” (p. 2713). ...
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Cultural heritage and one of the UNESCO world heritage list, Cumalikizik
... urbanization and excessive increase in the heights of buildings with the recent development zoning rights have negatively affected historical buildings and even made them impossible to be perceived. Due to being ...
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Economic Value and Historical Scenic Beauty: The Case of Chinampas (Raised Beds) in Xochimilco, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mexico
... of world wetlands have already disappeared, and this is mainly because of: 1) production of most of the goods and services at the wetlands are public and/or have no properly established property rights [9] [10]; ...
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Outstanding Atlantic nature and culture for UNESCO World Heritage List: transhumance/trasterminance landscape of Somiedo and Royal Way of La Mesa (Asturian Massif, NW of Spain)
... Transhumance has had a transcendental importance in the organization of the extensive use of mountain, adopting diverse modalities that have left their own mark in the form of constructions, roads, enclosures ... The ...
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Geostatistics and Digital Social Networks - A study of tourism dynamics in “Alta and University of Coimbra” (UNESCO world heritage site)
... But the availability of modern spatial analysis techniques, such as density determination, cluster analysis, or pattern identification for turning native vector data into intelligent ras[r] ...
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supported by UNESCO World Heritage Centre
... that heritage can serve as fuel for development and profit, it is of utmost importance to guarantee its conservation in optimum conditions as well as its proper ...
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Volunteered Geographical Information and Digital Social Networks applied to Tourism Dynamics in the “Alta and University of Coimbra” (UNESCO world (Heritage Site)
... Although the main goal of this comparative analysis applied to tourism in the “Alta” and University of Coimbra area is not to interpret data in light of the classic conceptions of desc[r] ...
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Italian UNESCO World Heritage: Forms of Protection and Management Experiences
... of UNESCO World Heritage and none of them is in the list of properties in ...the World Heritage Convention" point out, as a prerequisite for the preservation of the values ...
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Heritage Entrepreneurship in Theory and Practice: Evidence from UNESCO World Heritage Sites
... of UNESCO WHS stakeholders helped to get a glimpse of the current state of ...from UNESCO WHSs that were highlighted by survey participants reflect, for example, important anchor points of the HE concept ...
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Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and Training
... Siti UNESCO, ma la cui qualità è tale che opportunamente possono beneficiare di tali ...sede UNESCO, Professor Francesco Bandarin, Delegato internazionale per gli affari culturali ...
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'Value in Change': What do World Heritage Nominations Bring to Chinese World Heritage Sites?
... national heritage management is multi-layered: the Ministry of Education is the department responsible for communicating with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, the Ministry of Housing and ...
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MANAGING NATURAL WORLD HERITAGE
... the World Heritage ...of World Heritage through building an understanding of personal and local heritage (such as ex- ploring family stories, local traditions and artefacts in local ...
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