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Nobuko Kawashima,Guido FerilliAnalyzes various policy issues related to heritage tourism in Japan and Italy.Covers economic and social values of cultural heritage in Japan and Italy.Addresses the impact of COVID-19 on heritage tou

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Women between Agency and Coercionn Japan, too, like elsewhere, discourse on cultural policy for the purpose of economic development and social inclusion now appears more prominently than before. This is so particularly in the area of cultural heritage, as heritage is seen as a valuable asset for tourism development. This chapter ch

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,“Glocal” Citizenship Education,ng population, Japan’s traditional system for protecting and preserving cultural properties is breaking down. This has led to a revision of Japan’s Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties that weaves together two policy streams: national government-led utilization of Japan’s cultural assets, i

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Rape, Women’s Autonomy and Male Complicityaterials for the “Japan Heritage” initiative of the Agency for Cultural Affairs (ACA). The ACA has long played a central role in implementing Japanese cultural heritage policy, but its traditional goal of preserving heritage sites and culture for their own sake has been overshadowed in recent years

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Women between Agency and Coerciontheoretical debate and sectoral policies, to that of cultural heritage. The introduction of this new category, codified in Italian legislation at the beginning of this century, has changed the criteria for selecting the objects and activities to be preserved (adding the identity criterion to the pur

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Rape, Women’s Autonomy and Male Complicityon and urbanization have made it difficult to ensure its preservation. Because of the irreversible nature of cultural heritage, which once gone can never be restored, countries are implementing coercive legal measures to prevent damage and preserve it in its original form. At the same time, in Korea