2020
DOI: 10.1108/jchmsd-12-2017-0087
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Perceptual buffer zone: a potential of going beyond the definition of broader preservation areas

Abstract: PurposeThe integrity of heritage and landscape hinges on protection and restoration policies. Such policies are implemented through the determination of buffer zones that most of them are mainly based on the self-absorbed view, which isolates cultural sites from the community, instead of the more inclusive perception-based view. This study used perceptions as a base in identifying buffer zones in Anahita Temple, in comparison with previous study.Design/methodology/approachAccordingly, two parallel and qualitat… Show more

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