World Heritage Management
Local World Heritage: relocating expertise in World Heritage management
... the management of World ...of heritage; instead of existing as equally expert forms of knowledge, they are considered marginal to a supposed self-evident, ‘objective’ ...
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Custom, conflict and the construction of heritage: European huts on the Tasmanian central plateau
... had heritage value. Of the 100 submissions received on management issues in the World Heritage Area, 62 wanted some or all of the huts removed with 18 of these wanting all huts removed rubbish ...
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The role and importance of the Australian World Heritage Indigenous Network (AWHIN) in achieving best practice management of World Heritage in Australia
... Indigenous Protocols at their first meeting in Sydney in 2009 were a strong indication of the members’ view that Indigenous involvement in World Heritage management in Australia was to be a key ...
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New Skills in a Changing World: Strategic Alliances at World Heritage Sites
... the heritage field relies very much on collaboration with the public sector which is, in many cases, in charge of the site ...the heritage tourism sector in particular, opens, on the other hand, a wide ...
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Heritage as a Catalyst for Urban Regeneration: Interrogations and Propositions for the World Heritage Site of Liverpool.
... of world heritage assets will inevitably throw up quite different interrogations and ...prioritising heritage values has proved to be a very complex ...of heritage brings with it ...a ...
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Selling Concept: Strategy for Improving the Marketability of Nigerian World Heritage Sites
... the World at ...two World Heritage ...why management of these WHS is not taking advantage of this very important, omnipresent advertisement ...
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Crowdsourcing for 3D cultural heritage for George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site
... 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 Heritage), ...
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World Heritage Sites through the Eyes of New Tourists – Who Cares about World Heritage Brand in Budapest?
... The platform of our investigation was the biggest opinion sharing webpage Tripadvisor, where 50 million users have published 320 million opinions about more than 6.2 million touristic service providers and attractions ...
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Biodiversity of the Great Barrier Reef: how adequately is it protected?
... functioning, in this review, we focus on the biodiversity values of the GBR. We acknowledge that in complex and socio-economically valuable ecosystems where there are multiple stakeholders and users, conservation ...
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Hitchhikers’ guide to the legal context of protected area management plans in South Africa
... use, management and control of land situated in mountain catchment ...the management of these areas should be directed at achieving the purpose for which these areas were declared (as a mountain catchment ...
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The museum as artefact, made in Malaysia
... 1990, 'National policies: Their implications on the preservation of heritage', in Heritage: The Changing World, Our Heritage and Our Future, compo Raja Fuziah Raja Tun Uda, Pan-Pacific a[r] ...
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Heritage management : a dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Resource and Environmental Planning at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... Legislative protection mechanisms for heritage Proposed Amendments to the Resource Management Act relevant to heritage protection Financial incentives for heritage protection New Zealand[r] ...
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Perceived image of Chinese tourists on Malacca world heritage sites
... Developing countries including Malaysia, tourism industry had considered as the primary source of income for the country and one of the key factors for the sustainable socio-economic development. Today, Malaysia has a ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Underwater Heritage- the switch from archaeology to heritage should be regarded very important in interpretation of this ...cultural heritage has been ...cultural heritage is understood to ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Cultural Heritage, UNESCO has adopted a Convention in 2001 (hereafter the 2001 ...Cultural Heritage (UCH) is: “All traces of human existence having a cultural, historical or archaeological character which ...
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Towards a beneficial World Heritage: community involvement in the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape
... of heritage in economic and tourism strategies from the 1970s as a solution to some of the main problems resulting from deindustrialization, namely population decline, high unemployment rates and a perceived lack ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Directly from the definition of science (see, for instance, [11,12]), it follows that besides the premises (а)-(c) in the base of science and scientific knowledge there are still some other premises. In the 1-st, it is ...
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Information Guide: Bosnia and Herzegovina
... UN: Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund: Bosnia and Herzegovina UNESCO: World Heritage Sites: Bosnia and Herzegovina Council of Europe: Culture, Heritage and Nature: [r] ...
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World Heritage List : does it make sense?
... In the case of not yet fully explored, excavated and secured Heritage Sites, tomb robbers may get a hint of how important the Site is. As a rule, the damage done is much higher than the objects robbed because the ...
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The World Heritage Convention and its implementation in Australia
... Without prejudicing the provisions of the Convention, which shall always prevail, the Committee agreed on the following order of priorities with respect to the type of activities to be a[r] ...
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