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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the intricate relationship between cultural geography and the formation of place identity. It invites discussions on how cultural narratives shape perceptions of space and belonging.
Focusing on the impact of migration on cultural landscapes, this track examines how the movement of people transforms social and physical environments. Papers may address both historical and contemporary migration patterns and their implications for cultural heritage.
This session emphasizes the role of community participation in heritage conservation and management. It seeks to highlight case studies where local voices have influenced heritage practices and policies.
This track investigates the interplay between tourism and cultural practices, focusing on how tourism shapes and is shaped by local cultures. Contributions may include analyses of cultural commodification and the sustainability of heritage tourism.
This session examines the dynamics between historic sites and urban-rural interactions, exploring how these relationships influence cultural heritage. Papers may discuss the preservation of historic sites in the context of urban development and rural revitalization.
This track invites ethnographic studies that utilize cultural mapping as a methodological approach. It aims to uncover the lived experiences of communities and their spatial narratives through participatory mapping techniques.
Focusing on the intersection of cultural policy and heritage conservation, this session seeks to explore how policies shape the preservation of cultural heritage. Contributions may include analyses of policy frameworks and their effectiveness in safeguarding cultural assets.
This track investigates the geographical dimensions of religion and its influence on cultural identity. Papers may explore how religious practices and beliefs shape spatial relationships and community identities.
This session examines the concept of spatial identity within the context of social work, focusing on how geographical factors influence social interventions. Contributions may discuss the role of place in shaping social services and community well-being.
This track addresses the relationship between cultural landscapes and environmental sustainability, exploring how cultural practices contribute to ecological stewardship. Papers may highlight case studies of sustainable practices rooted in cultural traditions.
This session explores the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization for cultural heritage. It invites discussions on how global forces impact local cultures and heritage preservation efforts.
