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Changing paradigms : building sustainable communities by moving away from the representation of identity towards a practice of cross-cultural heritage

Witcomb, Andrea 2010, Changing paradigms : building sustainable communities by moving away from the representation of identity towards a practice of cross-cultural heritage, in Heritage 2010 : Heritage and sustainable development (Volume 2), Green Lines Institute, Barcelos, Portugal, pp. 1247-1254.

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Title Changing paradigms : building sustainable communities by moving away from the representation of identity towards a practice of cross-cultural heritage
Author(s) Witcomb, Andrea
Conference name International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development (2nd : 2010 : Évora, Portugal)
Conference location Évora, Portugal
Conference dates 22-26 June 2010
Title of proceedings Heritage 2010 : Heritage and sustainable development (Volume 2)
Editor(s) Amoeda, Rogerio
Lira, Sergio
Pinheiro, Cristina
Publication date 2010
Start page 1247
End page 1254
Total pages 1444 p.
Publisher Green Lines Institute
Place of publication Barcelos, Portugal
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ISBN 9789899567139
Language eng
Field of Research 210204 Museum Studies
Socio Economic Objective 950399 Heritage not elsewhere classified
HERDC Research category E2 Full written paper - non-refereed / Abstract reviewed
Copyright notice ©2010, Green Lines Institute
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30029419

Document type: Conference Paper
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