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Foreword; Preface; Contents; List of Abbreviations; List of Figures; List of Tables; 1 Introduction; Abstract; 1.1 Problem Statement; 1.2 Main Hypotheses and Deduction of Key Research Questions; 1.3 Research Outline; References; 2 Theoretical Background and Research Approach; Abstract; 2.1 Urban Concepts of Collective Memory, Identity and Place Attachment; 2.2 The Potential of Urban Heritage in Identity Formation; 2.3 Previous Research on Urban Identities in Different Cultural Contexts; 2.4 Conceptual and Theoretical Embedding of the Research Topic; 2.5 Own Analytical Model; 2.6 Methodology.
2.7 Selected Case Study Areas2.8 Research Constraints; References; 3 Heritage and Conservation in Changing Environments; Abstract; 3.1 Roots of Cultural Heritage Conservation; 3.2 The Emergence of UNESCO and International Cultural Heritage Policies; 3.3 Discourses on the Representativeness and Euro-Centricity of the World Heritage List; 3.4 Consideration of Intangible and Immaterial Heritage; 3.5 Tangible and Intangible World Heritage Sites in Brazil, Indonesia and Nepal; 3.6 Current and Future Challenges of Cultural Heritage Conservation.
3.7 Cultural Heritage Conservation on National and Regional Levels3.8 Urban Heritage; 3.9 Challenges of Urban Heritage in Emerging and Developing Countries; 3.10 Chapter Summary; References; 4 Urban Regeneration; Abstract; 4.1 Key Moments and Focal Points of Urban Regeneration; 4.2 Urban Regeneration and Related Policies in Different World Regions; 4.3 The Role of Urban Heritage in Regeneration and Sustainable Urban Planning; 4.4 Chapter Summary; References; 5 Heritage and Identities in Selected Urban Centres; Abstract; 5.1 Case Study I: Kathmandu, Nepal.
5.1.1 A Brief Country and Planning History of Nepal5.1.2 Introduction to Kathmandu; 5.1.3 The 'Historic Urban Landscape' of Kathmandu; 5.1.4 Inner-City Patterns and Dynamics; 5.1.5 Perceived Drivers of Change in the Urban Landscape; 5.1.6 Assessment of Urban and Heritage Policies; 5.1.7 Phases of Urban Renewal in Kathmandu; 5.1.8 Perception of Inner-City Processes; 5.1.9 Importance of Tangible and Intangible Assets; 5.1.10 Conclusions on the Role of Heritage in Shaping the Urban Identity of Kathmandu; 5.2 Case Study II: Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
5.2.1 A Brief Country and Planning History of Indonesia5.2.2 Introduction to Yogyakarta; 5.2.3 The 'Historic Urban Landscape' of Yogyakarta; 5.2.4 Inner City Patterns and Dynamics; 5.2.5 Perceived Drivers of Change in the Urban Landscape; 5.2.6 Assessment of Urban and Heritage Policies; 5.2.7 Phases of Urban Renewal in Yogyakarta; 5.2.8 Perception of Inner-City Processes; 5.2.9 Importance of Tangible and Intangible Assets; 5.2.10 Conclusions on the Role of Heritage in Shaping the Urban Identity of Yogyakarta; 5.3 Case Study III: Recife, Brazil.
2.7 Selected Case Study Areas2.8 Research Constraints; References; 3 Heritage and Conservation in Changing Environments; Abstract; 3.1 Roots of Cultural Heritage Conservation; 3.2 The Emergence of UNESCO and International Cultural Heritage Policies; 3.3 Discourses on the Representativeness and Euro-Centricity of the World Heritage List; 3.4 Consideration of Intangible and Immaterial Heritage; 3.5 Tangible and Intangible World Heritage Sites in Brazil, Indonesia and Nepal; 3.6 Current and Future Challenges of Cultural Heritage Conservation.
3.7 Cultural Heritage Conservation on National and Regional Levels3.8 Urban Heritage; 3.9 Challenges of Urban Heritage in Emerging and Developing Countries; 3.10 Chapter Summary; References; 4 Urban Regeneration; Abstract; 4.1 Key Moments and Focal Points of Urban Regeneration; 4.2 Urban Regeneration and Related Policies in Different World Regions; 4.3 The Role of Urban Heritage in Regeneration and Sustainable Urban Planning; 4.4 Chapter Summary; References; 5 Heritage and Identities in Selected Urban Centres; Abstract; 5.1 Case Study I: Kathmandu, Nepal.
5.1.1 A Brief Country and Planning History of Nepal5.1.2 Introduction to Kathmandu; 5.1.3 The 'Historic Urban Landscape' of Kathmandu; 5.1.4 Inner-City Patterns and Dynamics; 5.1.5 Perceived Drivers of Change in the Urban Landscape; 5.1.6 Assessment of Urban and Heritage Policies; 5.1.7 Phases of Urban Renewal in Kathmandu; 5.1.8 Perception of Inner-City Processes; 5.1.9 Importance of Tangible and Intangible Assets; 5.1.10 Conclusions on the Role of Heritage in Shaping the Urban Identity of Kathmandu; 5.2 Case Study II: Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
5.2.1 A Brief Country and Planning History of Indonesia5.2.2 Introduction to Yogyakarta; 5.2.3 The 'Historic Urban Landscape' of Yogyakarta; 5.2.4 Inner City Patterns and Dynamics; 5.2.5 Perceived Drivers of Change in the Urban Landscape; 5.2.6 Assessment of Urban and Heritage Policies; 5.2.7 Phases of Urban Renewal in Yogyakarta; 5.2.8 Perception of Inner-City Processes; 5.2.9 Importance of Tangible and Intangible Assets; 5.2.10 Conclusions on the Role of Heritage in Shaping the Urban Identity of Yogyakarta; 5.3 Case Study III: Recife, Brazil.