Durable Stones, Mutable Pasts: Bundled Memory in the Alsatian Community of Castroville, Texas

Dyke, Ruth M. Van

doi:10.1007/s10816-017-9317-3

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“…Researchers in recent studies are more prone to apply theories from different fields. These studies bring diversified theoretical perspectives to understand contested heritage and provide a more complex conceptualization of heritage as contested by capital, memory and identity (Ivanova, 2017;Su, 2010;Van Dyke, 2017). Of concern, however, is the lack of research that elaborates on how to pacify contestation through frameworks that offer solutions, and promote sustainable and harmonious developments in contested heritage.…”

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“…Due to the different perceptions of heritage values, contestation mainly occurred in the process to transform heritage resources into tourism products. During the process, whether the heritage resource should be exploited as a tourism product (Battilani et al, 2018;Ivanova, 2017) and how to develop the heritage resource Van Dyke, 2017) had given rise to dissonance among stakeholders. Marginalization of the views from local community were also present in this stage .…”

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A systematic review of literature on contested heritage

Yang

Dupré

Jin

2020

Current Issues in Tourism

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Contested heritage has increasingly been studied by scholars over the last two decades in multiple disciplines, however, there is still limited knowledge about what contested heritage is and how it is realized in society. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to produce a systematic literature review on this topic to provide a holistic understanding of contested heritage, and delineate its current state, trends and gaps. Methodologically, four electronic databases were searched, and 102 journal articles published before 2020 were extracted. A content analysis of each article was then conducted to identify key themes and variables for classification. Findings show that while its research often lacks theoretical underpinnings, contested heritage is marked by its diversity and complexity as it becomes a global issue for both tourism and urbanization.By presenting a holistic understanding of contested heritage, this review offers an extensive investigation of the topic area to help move literature pertaining contested heritage forward.

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