World Heritage and Development
Tourism Specialization and Economic Development: Evidence from the UNESCO World Heritage List
... of development assistance, FDI, technology transfers, and military and security ...influences World Heritage designations, we calculate the correlations between each country’s number of World ...
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OVERVIEW OF LOCAL RESIDENTS OF CHENGDE’S WORLD HERITAGE SITE’S PERCEPTION TOWARDS FUTURE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
... Licensed under Creative Common Page 216 Many studies were conducted on the relationship between residents’ participation and the conservation of World Heritage Sites (WHS) (Su& Wall, 2015). According to ...
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An art and design perspective: The development of a 3D interactive Saltaire UNESCO world Heritage site
... Saltaire was awarded UNESCO United Nations educational Scientific and cultural organisation World Heritage site in 2001. The state party report in application for UNESCO inscription clearly states the ...
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Community Involvement in Tourism Development: A Case Study of Lenggong Valley World Heritage Site
... From Table 2 the first row observes the relationship between contribute to the National Income (GDP) [A] and income [AI] and job profession [AII]. It shows the [AI] t- statistics, t = 7.241, and p = 0.000 and for the ...
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Romanian Rural World Heritage Sites and Tourism Development
... The body of studies investigating the WHS designation influence on tourist flow yielded controversial results. Several studies revealed positive effects of WHS-related tourism on a country’s economic growth (Arezki, ...
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Heritage as a Catalyst for Urban Regeneration: Interrogations and Propositions for the World Heritage Site of Liverpool.
... new development promoting tourism and economic benefit were rapidly ...of heritage-led regeneration projects have been delivered inside and on the periphery of the current heritage site as well, ...
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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 Urban-Rural ...
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New Skills in a Changing World: Strategic Alliances at World Heritage Sites
... for development, both positive and ...valorise heritage assets) will be crucial partners in designing successful development models for heritage sites, which would indirectly contribute to ...
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World Heritage Information Kit
... the World Heritage PACT operates around key principles such as common purpose, transparency, bestowing no unfair advantages upon any partner, mutual benefit, respect and ...the World Heritage ...
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Communities of Practice, Identity and Tourism: Evidence on Cultural Heritage Preservation in World Heritage Sites
... and heritage cultural traditions may have clearer impact than the issue of economic gain (Fusté-‐Forné, 2015a, 2015b; Gu and Ryan, 2008, ...tourism development (Gu and Ryan, 2008, ...
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MANAGING NATURAL WORLD HERITAGE
... and development plans, as they may affect the World Heritage ...the World Heritage property management plan should be nested within a hierarchy of sympa- thetic planning that begins ...
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World Heritage Sites through the Eyes of New Tourists – Who Cares about World Heritage Brand in Budapest?
... which World Heritage Sites and their tourism can comply with their requirements of these emerging new touristic trends and their ...Budapest World Heritage Site, the trends of the city’s ...
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World Heritage Studies: An Interdisciplinary Bridge Between Architects and the Intangible World
... of World Heritage. In 1972, UNESCO published the World Heritage Convention, which continued the route of the Athens Charter (1933) and the Venice Charter (1964), and opened the door for the ...
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Cultural heritage and one of the UNESCO world heritage list, Cumalikizik
... recent development zoning rights have negatively affected historical buildings and even made them impossible to be ...UNESCO World Heritage List by the year ...cultural heritage and involving ...
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RISK MANAGEMENT AT HERITAGE SITES A CASE STUDY OF THE PETRA WORLD HERITAGE SITE
... Risk management methods have been studied and used in other disciplines for many years, mainly as reactive measure to disasters. Based on these studies, risk management approaches for museums have been developed, based ...
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Night Landscapes: A Challenge to World Heritage Protocols
... cultural heritage and its attributes’ (UNESCO World Heritage Centre, 2013, p ...the World Heritage List to be successful, the site must be large enough to be representative of each ...
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World Heritage List : does it make sense?
... the World Commission on Culture and Development published in 1999 the Sites on the World Heritage List “was conceived, supported and nurtured by the industrially developed societies, ...
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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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World Heritage Information Kit
... the World Heritage Committee and the States Parties, with the assistance of UNESCO experts and other partners, find solutions before a given situation deteriorates to an extent that would damage the ...The ...
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Heritage Entrepreneurship in Theory and Practice: Evidence from UNESCO World Heritage Sites
... 32 Tourism-led economic regeneration enables entrepreneurial activities around UNESCO WHSs and sparks intrapreneurial movements within communities. A study about the impacts of tourism on a community residing at a UNESCO ...
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