2019
DOI: 10.1080/13527258.2019.1590445
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Scaling heritage. The construction of scales in the submission process of alpinism to UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage list

Abstract: For the last two decades, the polysemous notion of 'scale' has drawn an increasing amount of attention among scholars studying heritage policies and practices, often with regard to UNESCO conventions. Significantly, in many of these works, terms such as 'global', 'national' and 'local' are connected to categories of 'scale' or 'level' that are taken for granted by the scholars who use them to guide their analysis. This paper, in contrast, promotes a different, constructivist understanding of the notion of scal… Show more

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“…[of] how social actors choose to re-scale an issue, whether up or down, following their own interests." 150 Finally, framed through the case study of Stonehenge, the findings from this article highlight the "messy affairs with politics at various scales" 151 and, more importantly, will "enable[e] more profound and lasting productive interactions within and between practice and research" relating to the future of WHSs in the United Kingdom and around the world. 152 Bibliography…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…[of] how social actors choose to re-scale an issue, whether up or down, following their own interests." 150 Finally, framed through the case study of Stonehenge, the findings from this article highlight the "messy affairs with politics at various scales" 151 and, more importantly, will "enable[e] more profound and lasting productive interactions within and between practice and research" relating to the future of WHSs in the United Kingdom and around the world. 152 Bibliography…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Heat is difficult to maintain for long periods of time. [8] In order to better attract audiences, the main elements of Wuhu Tiehua Communication should continue to be broadcast live simultaneously, paying attention to the traffic processing characteristics of the live broadcast platform to achieve a win-win situation in the live broadcast room. The economic benefits brought by the dissemination and live broadcast of Wuhu iron paintings.…”
Section: Improve the Media Economic Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alpinism: a strong sense of sharedness among practitioners, but a tactical rescaling around the Mont Blanc massif Unlike what happened with flamenco, the definition and declared geographical extent of the community of alpinists for its successful ICH application in the 2018-19 cycle was largely carried out by the initial promoters of the project themselves, all amateur alpinists or professional mountain guides of the Mont Blanc region (Debarbieux & Munz, 2019). The ICH form reads:…”
Section: Sharedness In the Making Of Community Through Ich Multi-state Nominationsmentioning
confidence: 99%