Cultural Heritage Re-imagined

Chapter 1. Cultural Heritage as a System – Concepts, Approaches, and a Roadmap for Practice (Majumdar et al).- Part 1. Rethinking Cultural Heritage: Concepts, Values, and Global Contexts.- Chapter 2. Towards a holistic understanding of visual integrity: Bridging the gap between site and setting. A theoretical, practice-oriented framework based on qualitative analysis using Grounded Theory (Ziegler et al).- Chapter 3. Valuing Cultural Heritage across Disciplines: A Critical Synthesis for Systemic and Sustainable Heritage Management (Anžur et al).- Chapter 4. Cultural Heritage, Climate Change and Human Rights (Anatole-Gabriel).- Part 2. Governance, Policy, and Systemic Approaches to Preservation.- Chapter 5. The Role of Governments and Institutions in Preservation: The Malaysian Cases (KiangHeng et al).- Chapter 6. Systemic Governance and Co-Design Innovation in Serial Transnational World Heritage Sites: The Great Spa Towns of Europe as a Model for Participatory Heritage Management (Ronchini).- Chapter 7. Systemic Approaches to Managing Rural Heritage and Community Resilience in Socially and Climate Vulnerable Landscapes (Gallou).- Chapter 8. The Symbolic Landscape Of The Cerro Machín Volcano, Colombia (Velandia et el).- Community, Participation, and Interdisciplinary Collaboration.- Chapter 9. Collaborative Approaches to Heritage Management (Routh et el).- Chapter 10. Sacred Continuities: Systemic Conservation in the Mahanubhav Tradition of Maharashtra (Hivarkhedkar and Das).- Chapter 11. Reframing Cultural Heritage as a System: Participatory Approaches to Tourism Management in Verona (Northern Italy) (Pascale et al).- Chapter 12. From Legacy to Innovation: Reimagining Cultural Heritage in New Management Models (Trojan).- Part 4. Innovation, Technology, and New Modes of Heritage Interpretation.- Chapter 13. The Interplay Between Artificial Intelligence and the Intangible Cultural Heritage (Jakovljević).- Chapter 14. The systemic challenges of “bringing cultural heritage sites to life” through reenactment events (Hoffmann).- Chapter 15. From Factories to Futures: A Systemic Approach to Industrial Heritage Regeneration in China and Indonesia (Xu and Adiba).- Chapter 16. Reframing Cultural-Historic Value in Circular Urban Development (Fredholm).

• Erscheinungsdatum: 18.05.2026
• Autor/Autorin: Matthias Ripp
• Reihe: History (R0)
• Format: E-Book
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• Verlag: SPRINGER
• Sprache: Englisch
• Umfang: 411 Seiten
• ISBN: 9783032235305
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