World Heritage Site Studies
Everyday World Heritage
... ways World Heritage implementation is implicit in the relationships formed through managing the site and perceptions of an adjacent population the research, as defined by Yin, is ...case ...
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RISK MANAGEMENT AT HERITAGE SITES A CASE STUDY OF THE PETRA WORLD HERITAGE SITE
... these studies, risk management approaches for museums have been developed, based on assessing and reducing the risk to collections and artifacts as preventive ...the site managers at the PAP but also other ...
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Conservation and Livelihood Conflict of Kaziranga National Park: A World Heritage Site of Assam, India
... a World Heritage Site in ...relevant studies suggested the death of around 567 rhinos between 1980 and 2005 due to poaching, with their regeneration rate on a declining trend (Mathur et ...
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Non-spatial and spatial characteristics of international tourists’ behaviour in Melaka World Heritage Site
... Numerous studies have recognised the relationship between the various aspects of behaviour that is relevant to tourism management as well as its theoretical understanding (Cohen et ...
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Mercury contamination in the ambient media in and around the World Heritage Site: Indian Sundarbans
... Ms. Nabonita Pal, Research Scholar in the Department of Oceanography, Techno India University is a post graduate in Biotechnology. Ms. Pal is credited to have 10 publications in National and International journals of ...
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Closed House of Wonders museum: Implications to the tourism of Zanzibar Stone Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site
... previous studies (Chaudhary and Aggarwal 2012; Huh 2002; Hou 2009; Mensah 2013) which found out similar results on the variation in the level of attribute satisfaction in different tourism ...UNESCO World ...
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Appreciating a World Heritage Site using Multisensory Elements: A Case Study in Kinabalu Park, Sabah, Malaysia
... Studies on visual sense are most being carried out. This sensory element deprives a visitor from other senses such as sound, smell, taste and feels or touches [4, 5, 10, 11]. This is due to emergence of mass ...
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Factors influencing destination food image in Penang World Heritage Site
... Many studies have explored the role and influence of destination image in tourist behaviour, and destination image has been identified as a key component of destination ...
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A Comparison of Local Residents' Perceptions Toward Tourism Impacts: The Case of Chengde, A World Heritage Site in China
... Many studies reported some perceive negative impacts of tourism development in destinations ...some studies reported that tourism provides benefit for the local community along with social costs (Gursoy et ...
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Evaluating tourist sensory experience in melaka world heritage site
... previous studies have highlighted that the unique factors of cultural heritage attractions (Aziz et ...cultural heritage elements that contribute to the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) for ...
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Electrochemical Characterization of Patinas Formed on a Historic Bell from the Cathedral Museum of Campeche-México, World Heritage Site
... condition. Studies carried out in closer areas of the Cathedral of San Francisco de Campeche City categorized the atmospheric aggressively such as medium category for Cu, Zn, and Fe, and medium to high for Al ...
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Crowdsourcing for 3D cultural heritage for George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site
... enhance site documentation and conservation, facilitate accessibility for academic studies and research, and fuel the creative economy, and many more benefits which usually accompany digitalisation ...
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Geostatistics and Digital Social Networks - A study of tourism dynamics in “Alta and University of Coimbra” (UNESCO world heritage site)
... ABSTRACT – Spatial modeling in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) always involves choices. The exis- tence of constraints, either of a financial nature or related to the specifics of the software itself, to the ...
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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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World heritage site management: a case study of sacred sites and pilgrimage routes in the Kii mountain range, Japan
... WHSs must keep improving their management and conservation plans even after WHS inscription (Bianchi, 2002; Smith, 2002). Kii has been enhancing its plan and practices since WHS listing, as evidenced by the findings from ...
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World Heritage Information Kit
... the World Heritage ...the World Heritage Centre assists the World Heritage Committee, notably by organizing its statutory meetings, developing and proposing policy on its behalf ...
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MANAGING NATURAL WORLD HERITAGE
... the World Heritage site, the more complicated management can become, and conflicts can arise at regional or local levels from a lack of harmonization of legal ...transboundary site of forests ...
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Africa, Archaeology and World Heritage
... for heritage was founded, with a more inclusive approach that takes into account other heritage concepts and ...credible World Heritage ...new heritage category and of intangi- ble ...
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The future of World Heritage in Australia
... strong World Heritage ...Wilderness World Heritage Area and for the Wet Tropics World Heritage ...of World Heritage in ...
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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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