2012
DOI: 10.4135/9781446254523
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Cities, Cultural Policy and Governance

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“…The terms heritage, memory, and identity have, quite correctly, shifted over time, 47 focusing now more on the local and on community 48 than on the grand narrative. It is a general move away from what Smith has referred to as the 'authorised heritage discourse'.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The terms heritage, memory, and identity have, quite correctly, shifted over time, 47 focusing now more on the local and on community 48 than on the grand narrative. It is a general move away from what Smith has referred to as the 'authorised heritage discourse'.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…34 In addition, it can be understood in terms of legitimising power structures, where one group makes a decision on behalf of all. The knowledge and the power to directly interpret, designate, and manage cultural heritage rests with political authorities and heritage institutions 35 which act on behalf of society.…”
Section: Dissonant Heritage In Oslomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the social dimension of these innovative, cross-border, sustainable projects is still a deficit for their consolidation and essentially for their legitimization, an issue also shared by many projects presented as sustainable in which the absence of local social participation is an obstacle that, although initially imperceptible, is overwhelmingly present. According to Anheier [56], the neglect of the local dimension as the bedrock of sustainable urban development is a constant factor and stems from habits formed under the traditional development paradigm. Thus, the foundations of sustainable urban development (environmental balance, social inclusion and economic growth) are habitually overlooked in the design of public policy due to the traditional development paradigm used.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wir haben es also zum einen mit einem relationalen Konzept zu tun, das sich auf die Analyse (und gegebenenfalls normative Beurteilung) von unterschiedlichen, veränderlichen Beziehungen richtet. Dabei ist es plausibel, dass der Trend der Governance-Forschung, der sich seit Anfang der 2000er Jahre manifestiert (Benz, 2004;Benz u.a., 2007;Fukuyama, 2013;Grande, 2012;Hajer, Wagenaar, 2003;Holtkamp, 2009Holtkamp, , 2009Offe, 2009) und auch auf den Bereich der Kultur angewandt wird (Anheier, Raj Isar, 2012;Bálta Portolés u.a., 2014;Duxbury, 2014;Gattinger, 2011;Scheytt, Knoblich, 2009;Schmitt, 2011aSchmitt, , 2011bZembylas, 2006a), über kurz oder lang durch andere Konzepte ersetzt wird. Die Reflexion über die Beziehung von Kultur zu anderen gesellschaftliche Sektoren setzt sich dagegen fort.…”
Section: Cultural Governance Als Analytisches Konstruktunclassified
“…"Mit der Würdigung des Situativen als eigendynamisch und strukturbildend gewinnen lokal operierende Forschungsmethoden an Zulauf" (Scheffer, 2002: S. 352). Aus diesem Grund sind Städte auch im Fokus von Forschungsprojekten im Bereich der Forschung zu Kulturorganisation (Dollereder, Kirchberg, 2016;Kirchberg u.a., 2017) und Cultural Governance (Anheier, Raj Isar, 2012;Bálta Portolés u.a., 2014;Duxbury, 2014;Ponzini, 2009).…”
Section: Die Städtische Perspektiveunclassified