Titlebook: Cultural Heritage in Japan and Italy; Perspectives for Tou Nobuko Kawashima,Guido Ferilli Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Destination Development: The Role of Collaborative Strategiessm destination transform cultural heritage into a set of resources to address both destination branding issues and sustainability issues and thus safeguard heritage conservation and authenticity? Consistent with resource-based view (RBV) theory, we see cultural heritage as a key resource to implemen

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Book 2024hat preceded it have challenged tourism policy and practice in the two countries..This book identifies emerging trends, issues, and problems in such policy shifts. The book breaks a new ground in the bourgeoning studies of tourism, heritage, and cultural policy by adopting an international, inter-di

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Lost in Translation: Japan Heritage and the New Direction of Heritage Policy in Japanr regional revitalization and enhance the nation’s soft power. A comparison of Japan Heritage stories written in Japanese with those written in English shows that the Japanese versions explicitly glorify the national character and Japanese traditions while the English versions do not. Such polyphoni

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Topics from Cultural Goods to Cultural Heritage and Its Implications Regarding Theoretical Reflectioffects, we have analysed the articles published since the end of the last century in the quarterly journal Economia della cultura, which has represented one of the reference points of the Italian and European debate on cultural economics. The analysis is based on textual mining techniques that aim t

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The Value and Utilization of Modern Cultural Heritage in Koreaion and tourism development, an effort that involves the repositioning of what in the past was seen as “negative heritage” from the period of Japanese rule and the tragedy of the Korean War into a resource for regional economic revitalization.

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Sustainable Cultural Heritage Preservation: Trail Maintenance Walks in UNESCO World Heritage “Sacredlving local authorities and residents, tourism providers, corporate sponsors, and tourists, that comprises a virtuous cycle between the enjoyment of Kumano Kodō as a tourist destination and the preservation of Kumano Kodō as a priceless jewel of Japan’s cultural heritage. As such they suggest a pote

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Re-Imagining Italian Cultural Tourism. Creative Economy in the Face of Crisis and the Case of Museumave, on the other hand, proved to have greater flexibility and more strategic skills to cope with an increased demand for home entertainment through digital content. For these reasons, industries traditionally linked to the cultural field, such as the visual and performing arts, now need new audienc