Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and Training
The presentation analyses the correlation between management, namely the coordination activities in the territorial framework of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and training at different levels (professional training, political and management training) and what patterns emerge from this relationship....
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description | The presentation analyses the correlation between management, namely the coordination activities in the territorial framework of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and training at different levels (professional training, political and management training) and what patterns emerge from this relationship. A detailed analysis of the role, in this context, of the Management Plans is given, with a focus on the Italian experience. |
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spelling | doaj.art-1642779557b14bbf9868e4b73e24f7702022-12-21T23:58:52ZengUniversity of BolognaAlmatourism2036-51952014-10-0152778410.6092/issn.2036-5195/45244153Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and TrainingClaudio Ricci0Municipality of AssisiThe presentation analyses the correlation between management, namely the coordination activities in the territorial framework of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and training at different levels (professional training, political and management training) and what patterns emerge from this relationship. A detailed analysis of the role, in this context, of the Management Plans is given, with a focus on the Italian experience.http://almatourism.unibo.it/article/view/4524 |
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title | Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and Training |
title_full | Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and Training |
title_fullStr | Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and Training |
title_full_unstemmed | Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and Training |
title_short | Management Plans for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Governance and Training |
title_sort | management plans for the unesco world heritage sites governance and training |
url | http://almatourism.unibo.it/article/view/4524 |
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