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Problem issues of public participation in heritage conservation: Geo-mining park in Sardinia

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Beretić, Nađa
Cecchini, Arnaldo
Đukanović, Zoran
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Public participation and bottom-up approach have spread across the field of heritage since last two decades. Theory and practice about heritage conservation note strengthening the local capacitiesoverrecognition and inclusion of local communities in the decision-making processas vital for more sustainable development. UNESCO proclaims theuniversal value of the Geo-mining Park in Sardinia in 1997. The institutionalisation by Regional Decree in 2006 gave onadministrative and legislative opportunities, but socio-economic crisis and neglecting of mining landscape still follows the decaying trend. The paper aims to examine the problematic issues of public participation in heritage conservation facing the case of Geo-mining Park in Sardinia. The paper highlights the importance of public participation in heritage conservation and the role of local communities in the decision-making process through the theoretical framework. Additionally, participation process as an integrated herita...ge conservation approach delineates the features that give a unique character and provide the sense of belonging that lies at the core of thecultural identity of the heritage site. Furthermore, the paper introduces Geo-mining Parkin Sardinia picturing the problematic issues about public participation rise in the foundation process, and that left the consequences until nowadays. An overview of theorganisational structure, principles of making-decision, the role and recognition of local communities and collaboration patterns pictured the contextual problems illustrating the current governing structure. The paper found that the complicated institutionalisation process of Sardinia case demonstrates top to down institutional efforts from the foundation process without responding the needs of the civic sector. Lack of an effective public participation mechanism and exclusion of the civicsector from making-decision process detached the people from the landscape and contributed to the loss of identity.Accordingly, to the identified problem issues, implications and recommendations about the participation process are made in conclusion.

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Public participation / Governance / Heritage planning / Sardinia / Identity
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Conference Proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / 5th international Academic Conference on Places and Technologies, [Belgrade], 2018, 235-241
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  • Belgrade : University, Faculty of Architecture

ISBN: 978-86-7924-199-3

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https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_639
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https://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/639
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two decades. Theory and practice about heritage conservation note strengthening the local
capacitiesoverrecognition and inclusion of local communities in the decision-making processas
vital for more sustainable development. UNESCO proclaims theuniversal value of the Geo-mining
Park in Sardinia in 1997. The institutionalisation by Regional Decree in 2006 gave onadministrative
and legislative opportunities, but socio-economic crisis and neglecting of mining
landscape still follows the decaying trend. The paper aims to examine the problematic issues
of public participation in heritage conservation facing the case of Geo-mining Park in Sardinia.
The paper highlights the importance of public participation in heritage conservation and the
role of local communities in the decision-making process through the theoretical framework.
Additionally, participation process as an integrated heritage conservation approach delineates
the features that give a unique character and provide the sense of belonging that lies at the
core of thecultural identity of the heritage site. Furthermore, the paper introduces Geo-mining
Parkin Sardinia picturing the problematic issues about public participation rise in the foundation
process, and that left the consequences until nowadays. An overview of theorganisational
structure, principles of making-decision, the role and recognition of local communities
and collaboration patterns pictured the contextual problems illustrating the current governing
structure. The paper found that the complicated institutionalisation process of Sardinia case
demonstrates top to down institutional efforts from the foundation process without responding
the needs of the civic sector. Lack of an effective public participation mechanism and exclusion
of the civicsector from making-decision process detached the people from the landscape and
contributed to the loss of identity.Accordingly, to the identified problem issues, implications and
recommendations about the participation process are made in conclusion.
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two decades. Theory and practice about heritage conservation note strengthening the local
capacitiesoverrecognition and inclusion of local communities in the decision-making processas
vital for more sustainable development. UNESCO proclaims theuniversal value of the Geo-mining
Park in Sardinia in 1997. The institutionalisation by Regional Decree in 2006 gave onadministrative
and legislative opportunities, but socio-economic crisis and neglecting of mining
landscape still follows the decaying trend. The paper aims to examine the problematic issues
of public participation in heritage conservation facing the case of Geo-mining Park in Sardinia.
The paper highlights the importance of public participation in heritage conservation and the
role of local communities in the decision-making process through the theoretical framework.
Additionally, participation process as an integrated heritage conservation approach delineates
the features that give a unique character and provide the sense of belonging that lies at the
core of thecultural identity of the heritage site. Furthermore, the paper introduces Geo-mining
Parkin Sardinia picturing the problematic issues about public participation rise in the foundation
process, and that left the consequences until nowadays. An overview of theorganisational
structure, principles of making-decision, the role and recognition of local communities
and collaboration patterns pictured the contextual problems illustrating the current governing
structure. The paper found that the complicated institutionalisation process of Sardinia case
demonstrates top to down institutional efforts from the foundation process without responding
the needs of the civic sector. Lack of an effective public participation mechanism and exclusion
of the civicsector from making-decision process detached the people from the landscape and
contributed to the loss of identity.Accordingly, to the identified problem issues, implications and
recommendations about the participation process are made in conclusion.",
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Beretić, N., Cecchini, A.,& Đukanović, Z.. (2018). Problem issues of public participation in heritage conservation: Geo-mining park in Sardinia. in Conference Proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / 5th international Academic Conference on Places and Technologies, [Belgrade]
Belgrade : University, Faculty of Architecture., 235-241.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_639
Beretić N, Cecchini A, Đukanović Z. Problem issues of public participation in heritage conservation: Geo-mining park in Sardinia. in Conference Proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / 5th international Academic Conference on Places and Technologies, [Belgrade]. 2018;:235-241.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_639 .
Beretić, Nađa, Cecchini, Arnaldo, Đukanović, Zoran, "Problem issues of public participation in heritage conservation: Geo-mining park in Sardinia" in Conference Proceedings [Elektronski izvor] / 5th international Academic Conference on Places and Technologies, [Belgrade] (2018):235-241,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_raf_639 .

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