Titlebook: Going Beyond; Perceptions of Susta Marie-Theres Albert,Francesco Bandarin,Ana Pereira Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4333-5 at the evolution of the concepts of sustainable development and sustainability. It then places it in its contemporary context, a potential solution for the challenges posed by modernisation. However, in a world increasingly driven by economic motives, sustainability becomes more difficult to achiev

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04229-7eyond the single target of Goal 11 ‘to strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard the world’s cultural and natural heritage’ to encompass other goals in a more comprehensive manner and to identify four key directives covering: (1) diversity and equity; (2) poverty, peace and non-violence; (3) emplo

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pon the former discussion on the three pillars of sustainability and the new discourse on the four pillars. Based on a holistic concept of culture, she emphasizes how this relatively new paradigm has enriched not only the scientific discourse but also the discourses within the UN organs and agencies

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,Ebene der Institution Gef?ngnis,cesses of the World Heritage Convention” in 2015, almost parallel to the adoption of the Sustainable Developments Goals (SGD) by the UN. A multilevel analysis shows the alignment of the World Heritage policy with the SDGs. It explores the direct and indirect linkages of the SDGs to the Convention, i

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Renato Moraes,Eliane Mauerberg-deCastrostainability is not widely used in this context, but its underlying meaning?– the ability to be maintained over time?– is embodied in the notion of preservation, defined as all measures necessary to keep a resource permanently accessible. Starting from the observation that access to documents, altho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-6009-4litics and cultural funding alike. However, what the ecological and economic inspired idea of sustainability means remains open in the context of culture. In face of the remaining conceptual ambiguities, it is left to the practical fields of cultural heritage work to spell out such an understanding

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Locomotives and Rail Road Transportationnd second, what is the impact of culture/ICH on development? After reflecting on the existing paradigms, referring to culture as pillar/(re)source and culture as meaningful human conduct/driver, the paper?offers a further paradigm showing culture as meta-(re)source/worldview of SD. Conceptualizing h

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A. Cahid Civelek,Franklin C. L. Wongnto urban change. The need to change and adapt the historic urban fabric is more pressing than ever. The concept of resilience, originally applied in psychology and now used throughout various disciplines, can help to understand that historic building’s degree of adaptability, with regard to urban c