Visualising Heritage: a critical discourse analysis of place, race, and nationhood along the Erie Canal

Barry, Renée; Teron, Lemir

doi:10.1080/13549839.2023.2173731

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“…In this research field, scholars explore the feasibility of developing heritage along canal banks as tourist resources. This latest research focus not only promotes the effective reuse of resources but also highlights the potential to transform private spaces into more equitable urban public spaces [75,99].…”

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Research Hotspots and Future Trends in Canal-Related Industrial Buildings

Sun,

Fan

2024

Sustainability

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During the early stages of the Industrial Revolution, canals played a crucial role in facilitating the rapid development of factories. Despite economic downturns and the rise of alternative transportation towards the end of the last century, canals have been experiencing a resurgence in recent years, driven by the principles of sustainable development. To gain a deeper understanding of global academic research focus and current trends, this paper systematically reviews publications related to canal-related industrial buildings from 1997 to 22 January 2024. Using the bibliometric software CiteSpace 6.3.1, information such as countries, institutions, authors, keywords, and references from 96 selected articles in the Web of Science (WoS) database was visualized and analyzed. The results reveal that the current research hotspots in this field mainly focus on five clusters: “stakeholders”, “green spaces”, “conservation areas”, “industrial heritage”, and “energy-efficient reconstruction”. The most popular research topics concerning canal-related industrial buildings are “urban renewal”, “industrial heritage”, “climate change”, and “heritage tourism”, with most themes closely linked to sustainable development. However, it is observed that there is still a lack of a systematic research framework in this field. Most studies originate from heritage management and conservation, landscape rejuvenation along canals, and canal water resource management, while systematic research on canal-related industrial buildings remains limited. Based on these findings, this study proposes future trends and potential research directions in this field, aiming to provide researchers with a comprehensive understanding of the status and to support the sustainable preservation and management of industrial buildings and heritage along canals with a more systematic research framework.

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Research Hotspots and Future Trends in Canal-Related Industrial Buildings

Sun,

Fan

2024

Sustainability

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Tourism in Historic Urban Areas: Construction of Cultural Heritage Corridor Based on Minimum Cumulative Resistance and Gravity Model—A Case Study of Tianjin, China

Wang,

Yang,

Wang

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Buildings

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The effective protection and utilization of historical and cultural heritage in urban and rural areas are increasingly gaining public attention. Constructing a continuous and complete heritage spatial network is an important means for achieving holistic protection and utilization of heritage, and it is also a crucial approach to enhancing the overall connectivity of regional culture. How to construct a cultural heritage corridor is of great significance to the comprehensive protection of cultural heritage in historic urban areas. This study takes the cultural heritage of Tianjin’s historical urban areas as an example, uses the Minimum Cumulative Resistance (MCR) and Gravity Model (GM) to construct a cultural heritage corridor, and evaluates its suitability. This research enriches the theory of heritage conservation, aims to enhance the connectivity and integrity of cultural heritage, and provides a new perspective for the integrated development of regional culture and tourism in the process of activation and utilization.

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Cultural Routes as Cultural Tourism Products for Heritage Conservation and Regional Development: A Systematic Review

Lin,

Shen,

Teng

et al. 2024

Heritage

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Cultural routes are a composite set of heritage sites that refer to historical routes of human communication. As key products of cultural tourism, they provide visitors with rich cultural experiences across regions. We systematically review reports and studies related to the tourism development of 38 cultural route cases worldwide, with a special focus on their distribution, typology, planning patterns, and tools for cultural tourism. We summarized eight tools and found some differences in how often these eight tools are used by the different types of routes and different planning patterns for route tourism. This study also developed an evaluation system based on the conservation principles of cultural routes to determine how different tourism tools affect the conservation and development of historical regions. Although tourism decision-makers have made numerous efforts to protect and develop cultural routes, there are still many problems and challenges in the process of tourism development along cultural routes. We conclude the paper by making recommendations for decision-makers and researchers concerning future route tourism planning and study.

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Visualising Heritage: a critical discourse analysis of place, race, and nationhood along the Erie Canal

Cited by 3 publications

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Research Hotspots and Future Trends in Canal-Related Industrial Buildings

Research Hotspots and Future Trends in Canal-Related Industrial Buildings

Tourism in Historic Urban Areas: Construction of Cultural Heritage Corridor Based on Minimum Cumulative Resistance and Gravity Model—A Case Study of Tianjin, China

Cultural Routes as Cultural Tourism Products for Heritage Conservation and Regional Development: A Systematic Review

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