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Multilevel Exchange of Office or d we live in. The notion of the road is not only a way to problematize culture and to develop new concepts in the humanities and social sciences, it also enables methodological reflection. Geography, urban planning, sociology, and archeology have used roads as a way of tracing human activity and for

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Accounting for Governing Capacityoads are the result of professional practices, and, over decades, the reality of cultural roads in practice has also been heavily inscribed through professional and institutional discourses. This chapter presents the evolution of the place occupied by cultural roads in practice and discusses some of

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403913852ng consequences up until today. To further this analysis, this chapter discusses the implications of the BRI in terms of culture and heritage in order to highlight how it is also constructed as an instrument of soft power, and more precisely cultural diplomacy. Lastly, this chapter presents some ele

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403913852r is multidimensional. In general, the Grand Tour announced the emergence of a cultural trajectory, a pattern of mobility within European nations, one that connected the territories and jurisdictions known today as modern Britain, the Netherlands, France, Germany, and Italy. Over three hundred years

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No Taxation without Representation,ons that are designed for and evoked in the visitors/users. This chapter attempts to untangle the political aspect, the institutional dynamics, the forms of management, and the ethical issues relating to heritage trails in the special territory. Hong Kong is useful for understanding the changing pat

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Did the Scholarly Tradition Survive?d farm operations. It presents the complex and multifaceted cultural notion of terroir. A word stemming from old French, terroir is related to land and soil. The notion of wine terroir was popularized in wine-making as referring to the characteristics of the land of Champagne, Médoc, Saint-émilion,

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Did the Scholarly Tradition Survive? community dialogue that formed a discourse of resistance. Using the notion of cultural itineraries, this article illustrates how labour walking tours have been able to empower the public by reassembling, connecting, and ascribing an alternative meaning through curating activism within the community