THE FARO CONVENTION, A NEW PARADIGM FOR SOCIALLY - AND CULTURALLY - SUSTAINABLE HERITAGE ACTION?
Abstract
This paper explores the centrality of heritage-based cultural activity to sustainable development, within the frame of the Faro Convention on the ‘Value of Cultural Heritage for Society’. It offers examples from France and the Balkans of successful ways to interweave heritage and culture into place-based and landscape-sensitive strategies for social sustainabilityReferences
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[7] http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/ 2009_2014/ documents/regi/dv/barca_report_/barca_report_en.pdf
[8] COST Action IS1007 (2011) Memorandum of Understanding. Available at: http://www.culturalsustainability.eu/about-is-1007/
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[13] Dragićević Šešić, M. (2011) “Cultural policies, identities and monument building in Southeastern Europe”, Cultural identity politics in the (post-) transitional societies: cultural transitions in Southeastern Europe, eds. A. Milohnić and N. Švob-Đokić, Za-greb: Institute for International Relations, pp. 31- 46.
[14] Duxbury, N. & Jeannotte, E. (2007). Culture as a Key Dimension of Sustainability: Exploring Concepts, Themes, and Models. Creative City network of Canada. Centre of Expertise on Culture and Communities. Working Paper 1.
[15] Fairclough, G. (2009) New heritage frontiers, Heritage and Beyond, Council of Europe, pp. 29 - 41.
[16] Forêt, C. (2011) Mémoires et territoires, repères pour l’action, Mémoires du Travail / Editions La Contre Allée.
[17] Hawkes, J. (2001) The Fourth Pillar of Sustainability: Culture’s essential role in public planning. Published by Common Ground P/L, Melbourne, 2001.
[18] Holtorf, C. and Fairclough, G. (2013) The New Heritage and re-shapings of the past, in González-Ruibal, A. (ed) Reclaiming Ar-chaeology: Beyond the Tropes of Modernity, Routledge, 197-210
[19] Kagan, S. (2011) Art and Sustainability. Connecting patterns for a Culture of Complexity. Image, Vol. 25.
[20] Nas, P.J.M. (ed.) (2011) Cities Full of Symbols: A Theory of Urban Space and Culture, Leiden University Press.
[21] Proctor, J.D. (1998) The meaning of global environmental change. Retheorizing culture in human dimensions research, Global Environmental Change, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 227-248.
[22] Tunbridge J.E. and G.J.Ashworth. (1996) Dissonant heritage, the management of the past as a resource in conflict, Wiley.
[23] Science Europe (2013) Embedding Social Sciences and Humani-ties in the Horizon 2020 Societal Challenges.
[24] Shelley, E., J. Makhzoumi and G. Pungetti (eds.) (2011) The Right to Landscape - Contesting Landscape and Human Rights, Ashgate
[25] Soini, K. & Birkeland, I. (2014) Mapping the scientific discourse of cultural sustainability. Geoforum. 51, 213-223.
[26] UNESCO (2005) Faro Convention Framework Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society.
[27] Throsby, D. (2008) Linking ecological and cultural sustainabil-ity. The International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations 8, 1: 15-20.
[28] Williams, R. (1983) Keywords. A Vocabulary of culture and soci-ety. Second Edition. Oxford University Press.
[29] Wolferstan S. & Fairclough G. (2013) Common European herit-age: reinventing identity through landscape and heritage? In Callebaut, D. (ed), Framing European Perspectives, European Archaeological Council papers 7, EAC/Archaeolingua, Budapest, 43-54
How to Cite
FAIRCLOUGH, Graham et al.
THE FARO CONVENTION, A NEW PARADIGM FOR SOCIALLY - AND CULTURALLY - SUSTAINABLE HERITAGE ACTION?.
Култура/Culture, [S.l.], n. 8, p. 9-19, mar. 2015.
ISSN 1857-7725.
Available at: <https://journals.cultcenter.net/index.php/culture/article/view/111>. Date accessed: 20 may 2024.
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Keywords
Faro Convention, cultural sustainability, her-itage, diversity, memory, citizens, Paris, Belgrade, Skop-je, Sarajevo, COST IS1007
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