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In Buntland lebt es sich leichter,epistemological and architectural perspective, a new interpretative approach emerges with a critical look entirely focusing on the archaeological sites’ “l(fā)ife cycle” and on the modalities through which they “dialogue” with the social dimension of the environment. This chapter fits within this framew

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-35718-1 that the heritage tourism sustainable planning models should aim to support the development of tourism without jeopardizing the spatial and socio-economic characteristics of both natural and anthropogenic features of the area and without creating social or economic difficulties for the local commun

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Mit Sprache kommt man nicht weiter,tage suitable for conversion into tourism attractions; evaluation of the tourism attractiveness thereof; determination of its spatial distribution and; finally, application of an appropriate model for tourism valorisation. In evaluating tourism attractiveness of cultural heritage, it is necessary to

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Mit Sprache kommt man nicht weiter, are not just traffic corridors and show ways in which streetscapes form walkspace systems in different scales. Pedestrianisations, landscaped streets, historic park streets and urbanscape parks are strategies which interconnect cultural heritage and create new heritage of contemporary promenades th

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The Uses of Space Syntax Historical Research for Policy Development in Heritage Urbanism,ce between urban history and space syntax historical studies provided by Griffiths (The use of space syntax in historical research: current practice and future possibilities, ., this chapter advances ‘heritage urbanism syntax’ with the aim of orientating this body of historical research towards cont