Titlebook: New Approach to Cultural Heritage; Profiling Discourse Le Cheng,Jianping Yang,Jianming Cai Book 2021 Zhejiang University Press 2021 cultur

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Agroecological Heritage: Elucidating the Place of Cycads in Indigenous Mesoamerican Epistemologies,t Mesoamerica and modern Mexico, they have played a significant role in regional agroecology, as well as indigenous foodways, cultural practices, and beliefs. As a botanical resource that occurs in tropical and subtropical regions, cycads in Mesoamerica are used in a variety of ways and figure promi

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,The Grey Area of Gender in Intangible Cultural Heritage: Analysis of Japan’s Inscribed Elements on ss. The difficulties become apparent in the handling of gender within UNESCO’s Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICHC). In this study, the author seeks to shed some light on this grey area by analysing elements inscribed on the Representative List (RL) of the Intan

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,Association Members with a Migration Background as “Unexpected” Heirs of Cultural Heritage in Allotl heritage that they bring into play in the power relations involved in the reproduction of cultural heritage within various fields in society. The focus of the presented research project is on cultural heritage in associations in the form of association culture and in the cultural negotiation proce

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Use the Impact of World Heritage Designation at Jiaohe Site in Xinjiang, China,ge at an international stage. Many more scholars are dedicated to reflections that a World Heritage (WH) title can bring impact not only to the heritage place itself, but also to local communities and regional development. Debates surrounding the relationship between WH designation and local communi

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,Producing “Cultural Heritage” and Framing “Expertise”: Berlin’s Pergamon Museum,ear East and produced what has become known as the Pergamon Altar or Ishtar Gate, for example. Apart from the acquisition, the article addresses the reproduction of the ancient monuments in Berlin in the early twentieth century, and the museum’s historical as well as current curatorial approaches to

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Social Innovations in Museum and Heritage Management,novative work within the Swedish cultural heritage sector. A theoretical framework on social innovation is applied to analyse how museums and other cultural heritage organisations work in novel ways to create social change. The six social initiatives selected as case studies addressed a diverse rang