ECONOMICS UNIQUENESS

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7.4 Tourism Is Coupled with Development of Other
Sectors for Economic Diversifi cation 200
8.1 Rehabilitation of Historic Urban Brownfi elds Is Part of Nation
Building and Economic Development in Eritrea 216
8.2 International Partnerships Promote Regeneration
Efforts in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina 221
8.3 Public Investments Act as a Catalyst for Private-Sector
Involvement in Urban Regeneration in Lahore 223
9.1 The Opportunities and Challenges of Urban Heritage
Are Documented Worldwide 248
9.2 GIS Supports Detailed Analysis and Targeted Approach
to Problem Solving in the Fes-Medina 256
9.3 GIS Documentation Provides the Basis for Cultural Tourism
Routes in Lahore 259
9.4 Mapping Identifi es One of the Main Challenges in Djenné 276
Maps
9.1 (A) Fictionalized Map Showing Residents’ Willingness to Pay for
Conservation of a City Monument, by Neighborhood
(B) Fictionalized Map Showing Residents’ Willingness to Pay
for Conservation of Three Different City Monuments 254
9.2 (A) Rental Values in Uzès, France, (B) Occupancy of Buildings,
(C) Property Prices for Houses, and (D) State of Conservation
of Heritage Buildings 257
9.3 Fictional Town Showing (A) Direct Use Values and
(B) Indirect Use Values 262
9.3 Fictional Town Showing (C) Buffer Zones around
Monuments and (D) Higher and Lower Economic
Areas in the Historic City 263
9.4 Display Combining Three Mapping Features 267
9.5 Four Areas Selected for Study in the Historic City Core
of Diest, Belgium 267
9.6 Multi-layered Map of the Economic Values of Diest, Belgium,
Laid over the Base Map 269
9.7 Maps of Djenné, Mali, Showing Different Non-Use and
Use Values 277
Figures
1.1 Historic Core of Dublin: Home to the Digital Hub,
the IFSC, and Leading Online Players 11
2.1 Key Features of a Typical Intervention Area 18