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Intro
Preface
Contents
1 Cultural Heritage as a Trigger for Sustainable Development in Emerging Countries. The Case of Armenia
References
2 The Relationships Between WHS, the Communities, and the Territories
2.1 Widespread Heritage. A Challenge for a Sustainable Future
2.2 The Impact of World Heritage Sites Nomination in Emerging Countries
2.3 Heritage in the Global Challenges. Specific Role and Contributions
2.4 The Role of Local Communities and Stakeholders in the Preservation of Architectural Heritage
References
3 A Journey Through Armenian Heritage
3.1 The Armenian Architectural and Urban Heritage. Beyond the Monasteries
3.2 Tourism as a Driving Force for the Country: Opportunities and Threats
3.3 From Monuments to Widespread Heritage: A Shift in Perspective
References
4 Monasteries of Haghpat and Sanahin, Monastery of Geghard, and the Upper Azat. The Current Situation of the Two World Heritage Sites
4.1 Legal Framework and UNESCO Protection Zones
4.2 Haghpat
4.2.1 Historical Framework and Current Degradation Problems of the Monastic Complex
4.2.2 Problems and Potentialities of Haghpat Village
4.3 Sanahin
4.3.1 The Monastic Complex. Historical Overview and Today's Problems of Decay
4.3.2 The Problematic Relationship Between the Sanahin Settlement and the Monastery
4.4 Geghard
4.4.1 Degradation and Disruption of the Closest Monastery to Yerevan
4.4.2 The Arrival Places and the West and East Areas Around the Monastery
4.4.3 The Goght and Geghard Villages. When Tourism Does not Benefit the Local Population
References
5 Toward a People-Based Tourist Approach. Suggestions for the Conservation and Enhancement of the World Heritage Sites and Their Territories
5.1 A Master Plan for the World Heritage Sites: General Contents
5.2 Guidelines for the Preservation of the Monasteries
5.3 Developing the Villages. Improving the Living Conditions of the Population to Enhance the Tourism Industry
5.4 The Monastic Complexes: Enhancement and Fruition
5.5 Preserving the Widespread Heritage to Improve the Touristic Experiences
5.6 Some Final Considerations
References
Preface
Contents
1 Cultural Heritage as a Trigger for Sustainable Development in Emerging Countries. The Case of Armenia
References
2 The Relationships Between WHS, the Communities, and the Territories
2.1 Widespread Heritage. A Challenge for a Sustainable Future
2.2 The Impact of World Heritage Sites Nomination in Emerging Countries
2.3 Heritage in the Global Challenges. Specific Role and Contributions
2.4 The Role of Local Communities and Stakeholders in the Preservation of Architectural Heritage
References
3 A Journey Through Armenian Heritage
3.1 The Armenian Architectural and Urban Heritage. Beyond the Monasteries
3.2 Tourism as a Driving Force for the Country: Opportunities and Threats
3.3 From Monuments to Widespread Heritage: A Shift in Perspective
References
4 Monasteries of Haghpat and Sanahin, Monastery of Geghard, and the Upper Azat. The Current Situation of the Two World Heritage Sites
4.1 Legal Framework and UNESCO Protection Zones
4.2 Haghpat
4.2.1 Historical Framework and Current Degradation Problems of the Monastic Complex
4.2.2 Problems and Potentialities of Haghpat Village
4.3 Sanahin
4.3.1 The Monastic Complex. Historical Overview and Today's Problems of Decay
4.3.2 The Problematic Relationship Between the Sanahin Settlement and the Monastery
4.4 Geghard
4.4.1 Degradation and Disruption of the Closest Monastery to Yerevan
4.4.2 The Arrival Places and the West and East Areas Around the Monastery
4.4.3 The Goght and Geghard Villages. When Tourism Does not Benefit the Local Population
References
5 Toward a People-Based Tourist Approach. Suggestions for the Conservation and Enhancement of the World Heritage Sites and Their Territories
5.1 A Master Plan for the World Heritage Sites: General Contents
5.2 Guidelines for the Preservation of the Monasteries
5.3 Developing the Villages. Improving the Living Conditions of the Population to Enhance the Tourism Industry
5.4 The Monastic Complexes: Enhancement and Fruition
5.5 Preserving the Widespread Heritage to Improve the Touristic Experiences
5.6 Some Final Considerations
References