دانلود کتاب the FUTURE OF THE PAST : paths towards participatory governance for cultural.

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Committees
Introduction
Paths towards participatory governance for cultural heritage
1 INTRODUCTION
2 METHODOLOGY
3 CONTENT AND SCOPE OF THIS VOLUME
4 REOCURRING OBSERVATIONS
5 FUTURE RESEARCH
REFERENCES
Participatory management of private and public cultural heritage
Collaborative governance for our heritage: Opportunities and challenge
1 INTRODUCTION
2 HERITAGE, RESILIENCE AND INNOVATION
3 COLLABORATIVE GOVERNANCE OF HERITAGE
4 CONCLUSION: DIALOGUING ABOUT THEPAST FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
REFERENCES
The Xth anniversary of the PRECOM3OS UNESCO chair
1 INTRODUCTION
2 PREVENTIVE CONSERVATION ESSENTIALS
3 INSIGHTS GAINED OVER TENYEARS
4 CHALLENGES TODAY
5 CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Participatory governance of cultural heritage at Ecuador: Orotopía
1 INTRODUCTION
2 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
3 METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH
4 RESULTS
5 CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Impacts from “Las Herrerías” maintenance campaign on the community
1 INTRODUCTION
2 METHODOLOGY
3 RESULTS
4 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Cultural heritage as a source of inspiration for new participatory management approaches
Inhabiting heritage: the challenges of community participatory management
1 INTRODUCTION
2 INHABITING HERITAGE: CONTEMPLATION VS. “SOCIAL USES”
3 COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND INTANGIBLE HERITAGE: FROMEXTRACTIVE ETHNOGRAPHY TOPARTICIPATORY ACTION AND DIALOGICMANAGEMENT
4 THE CHALLENGES OF PARTICIPATORYMANAGEMENT IN THE FIELD OFCULTURAL HERITAGE: REACHING-OUTSTRATEGIES, POLICIES FOR THECOMMON, AND PARTICIPATORYGOVERNANCE
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Reflections about the sense of cultural heritage. Case of Cuenca, Ecuador
1 ECUADORIAN PHYSICAL AND SOCIOCULTURAL ENVIRONMENT
2 FROMTHE MISERABLE CITY TOWARDSTHE HERITAGE CITY
3 HERITAGE: TENSIONS BETWEENCONSERVATION AND MODERNITY
4 CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Heritage and cultural management: Participatory experience in Cuenca
1 INTRODUCTION
2 CCCV KEY CONCEPTS ON CULTURAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT AND CITIZENSHIP
3 METHODOLOGY: CITIZEN OPEN FORUMS
4 RESULTS OF THE HERITAGE AND MANAGEMENT FORUMS
5 CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Globalization and heritage at risk: Theories for its governance
1 INTRODUCTION
2 METHODOLOGY
3 RESEARCH RESULTS
4 CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Lessons from territorial participatory management for effective participatory governance systems in the cultural heritage
Smart specialisation strategies and governance on cultural heritage
1 TERRITORIAL HERITAGE, ATRANSVERSAL VECTOR OFDEVELOPMENT
2 THE VALUE OF CULTURE AND HERITAGEAS FACTOR OF SOCIO-TERRITORIALRESILIENCE
3 TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE AND SOCIAL INNOVATION: SUSTAINABLEMANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES AND ASSETS THROUGH GOVERNANCE AND ANEW STRATEGIC PLANNING
4 BYWAY OF RECAPITULATION AND SYNTHESIS
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Perceptions mapping: A participatory tool for urban conservation planning
1 INTRODUCTION
2 SETTING THE SCENE
3 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
4 METHODOLOGY
5 RESULTS & DISCUSSION
6 CONCLUSIONS
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Urban heritage preservation: A new frontier for city governance in Latin America
1 INTRODUCTION
2 URBAN HERITAGE’S CONTRIBUTION TOSOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
3 THE SUSTAINABLE CONSERVATION OFTHE URBAN HERITAGE, AMULTI-DIMENSIONAL GOVERNANCECHALLENGE
4 URBAN HERITAGE CONSERVATION ASPART OF CITY MANAGEMENT: THE NEWGOVERNANCE FRONTIER
5 REACHING AGREEMENTS: CONFLICT ANDCOOPERATION IN URBAN HERITAGEAREAS
6 THE CONVERGENCE OF URBANPLANNING AND HISTORIC PRESERVATIONMETHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS
7 LOCAL COOPERATION AND SHAREDRESPONSIBILITY: THE PATH FORWARD
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Planning and heritage integration in multilevel governance: Cuenca, Ecuador
1 INTRODUCTION
2 PLANNING AND HERITAGE FRAMEWORK
3 THE CASE OF CUENCA
4 HERITAGE INTEGRATION IN PLANNING, ACRITICAL ASSESSMENT
5 CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Designing transition spaces for sustainable futures: SARAS Transition Lab
1 INTRODUCTION
2 SARAS TRANSITION LAB EVOLVING MODEL
3 FINAL REFLECTIONS
4 NOTES
REFERENCES
Citizen integration in project prioritization methodologies
1 INTRODUCTION
2 OBJECTIVE
3 METHODOLOGY
4 RESULTS
5 CONCLUSIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
REFERENCES
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