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Measurements and Indicators of Heritage as Development Donovan RYPKEMA, Caroline CHEONG Les conditions de retombées économiques favorables Jean-Louis LUXEN The Economics of Development in Brazilian Conservation Policy with special reference to the city of Rio de Janeiro Conservation Areas Julio RIBEIRO SAMPAIO Does Investment in the Built Fabric of Historic Towns Drive Economic Recovery? Robert SHIPLEY, Alan REEVES Industrial preservation as a key to urban regeneration – Some examples over forty years and many countries Stuart B. SMITH The stories we tell about (places and how they define the economic trajectory of communities) James REBANKS rapport Report Minja Yang Rapporteur senior Marion Lacombe Gabrielle Robiou Rapporteurs juniors <strong>SeSSiOn</strong> 2 COMMENT LE PATRIMOINE PEUT-IL EXERCER DES EFFETS STRUCTUrantS Sur le dévelOPPement écOnOmique et le bien- être SOcial ? How can Heritage Have a formative effect on economic development and Social wellbeing? introduction Philippe Toussaint Le Centre des Monuments Nationaux, un outil de développement de l’attractivité patrimoniale des territoires Isabelle LEMESLE Cultural Heritage and Community Development Lazar SUMANOV 14
Historic Core of Split and the Peristyle of Diocletian’s Palace: Economic Impact of cultural heritage Preservation Sagita Mirjam SUNARA, Goran NIKŠIĆ Economic Value of Hanok Regeneration Project in Seoul LEE Kyung-ah People and Places: industrial landscapes, liability or asset? Neil COSSONS Supporting Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction in Historic City Regeneration in Developing Countries Guido LICCIARDI Revitalization of historic inner-city areas in Asia. Urban Renewal Potentials in jakarta, hanoi and manila Florian STEINBERG Residential Consolidation, Preservation and Rehabilitation Programme. Buenos aires historic city centre Gabriela Beatriz MAREQUE, Estefanía AIRALDI Heritage in Socio-Economic Development: Direct and Indirect Impacts Tüzin BAYCAN, Luigi FUSCO GIRARD Heritage as springboard for creative enterprise Stephen BROWN, Catherine SNELGOVE, Sharon VEALE L’émotion collective au service du projet économique albigeois. Stéphanie GUIRAUD-CHAUMEIL rapport Report Jae-Heon Choi Rapporteur senior Aurélie Bouton Yanan Li Rapporteurs juniors <strong>SeSSiOn</strong> 3 cOmment dévelOPPer leS retOmbéeS écOnOmiqueS du PatrimOine ? How to develop tHe economic benefitS of Heritage? introduction Donald Hankey 15
Page 1 and 2: Le Patrimoine, moteur de développe
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Page 5 and 6: The Pennsylvania Wilds: the role of
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Page 9 and 10: From Continuity to Contrast: Divers
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Page 13: cultural heritage? Marilyn C. TRUSC
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Réflexions autour des interactions
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Réflexions autour des interactions
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heritage aS a driver Of develOPment
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Heritage as a driver of development
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Patrimoine et développement local
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a Win - Win caSe, Samitaur PrOject
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a win - win case Samitaur project i
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WALK TO GLOBAL VISION: DRIVING HERI
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walk to global vision : driving Her
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walk to global vision : driving Her
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virtuOuS circle Or viciOuS cycle? M
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virtuous circle or vicious cycle ?
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RAPPORT PATRIMOINE, MAIS LEQUEL? re
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REPORT hERITAgE, bUT whICh ONE? Sen
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hERITAgE, bUT whICh ONE? REPORT wor
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Saint-louis du Sénégal : l'île o
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when cities Shrink : Redefining Rol
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the peruvian northern coast as a he
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the peruvian northern coast as a he
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SPACE IS NOT NOTHING: HERITAGE AEST
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Space is not nothing : heritage aes
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Space is not nothing : heritage aes
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heritage and the gOvernance agenda
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Heritage and the governance agenda
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the pennsylvania wilds Outdoors pro
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the pennsylvania wilds Figure 3. Ar
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la mOjana, cOlOmbie Territoire de l
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la mojana, colombie Image 3. Caño
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cOnServatiOn Of hiStOric human Sett
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conservation of Historic Human Sett
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conservation of Historic Human Sett
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country residences and peat meadows
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expired experiment - modern monumen
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the Sustainable development of the
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RAPPORT Rapporteur senior Georges Z
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REPORT Senior rapporteur Georges Zo
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INTRODUCTION 158 QUELLES ORIENTATIO
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INTRODUCTION QUELLES ORIENTATIONS C
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le patrimoine rural, vecteur d’am
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precautions for heritage to be a dr
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Les grands sites et leur territoire
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learning from east asian Heritage a
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learning from east asian Heritage a
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la cOnStructiOn de la ville « dura
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la construction de la ville « dura
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la construction de la ville « dura
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HERITAGE ASSESSMENT AND REGIONAL DE
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Heritage assessment and regional de
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tOOlS and techniqueS fOr PreServing
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Tools and Techniques for Preserving
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Sulina, ville danS le delta du danu
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Sulina, ville dans le delta du danu
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PATRIMOINE ET DEVELOPPEMENT LOCAL -
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patrimoine et développement local
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How climate changes the historic wa
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THEME 1 conclusion Président de th
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THEME 1 conclusion hERITAgE AND REg
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INTRODUCTION DEVELOPPEMENT ET RETOU
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INTRODUCTION DEVELOPPEMENT OR A RET
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INTRODUCTION L’ART DE bâTIR ASSE
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artisanat, métiers et campagnonnag
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eScuela taller A trainer's perspect
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escuela taller : a trainer's perspe
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escuela taller : a trainer's perspe
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maintien deS PaySageS de Pierre Sec
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culture of wood : yesterday and tod
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la ferme deS PlanOnS danS l’ain E
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Les maisons à patio, modèles d’
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the impacts of the enhancing value
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The Macuti House, Traditional Build
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REPORT ASSESSINg ThE ART Of bUILDIN
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INTRODUCTION L’ART DE bâTIR ASSE
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measurements and indicators of Heri
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Du diagnostic énergétique du bât
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LA PIERRE NATURELLE : UN MATERIAU E
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La pierre naturelle : un matériau
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La pierre naturelle : un matériau
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adObe cOnStructiOn in POrtugal, the
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adobe construction in portugal, the
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un terrain d’application privilé
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Old and green Environmental perform
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old and green : environmental perfo
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EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECT OF BUILDI
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examination of the effect of buildi
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le PatrimOine bati et la PrOtectiOn
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Le patrimoine bâti et la protectio
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l’éloge des règles de l’art
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l’éloge des règles de l’art c
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l’éloge des règles de l’art P
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REPORT EffICIENCy Senior rapporteur
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INTRODUCTION adapting to sustainabl
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models of urban development: exampl
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from continuity to contrast: divers
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Toronto Brownfield Redux Figure 1.
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Toronto Brownfield Redux While thes
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Toronto Brownfield Redux adaptive r
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Toronto Brownfield Redux glacial ri
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Toronto Brownfield Redux flows, pro
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Toronto Brownfield Redux conservati
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Toronto Brownfield Redux References
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adaptive re-use of Historic buildin
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adaptive re-use of Historic buildin
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Art de bâtir et développement : u
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THE PAST FOR THE FUTURE: SEOUL Desi
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the past for the future : Seoul Spo
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la cOnStructiOn en terre crue danS
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Une meilleure efficacité des progr
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Nouvelle réflexion sur l'isolation
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RAPPORT SAVOIR hAbITER, RéUTILISER
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RAPPORT ADAPTINg TO SUSTAINAbLE LIV
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qui justifient la sauvegarde des ma
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Le monde globalisé et ses procédu
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Siriwan SILAPACHARANAN and Jean-Jac
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THEME 3 introduction TOURISME ET DE
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INTRODUCTION TOURISME ET DEVELOPPEM
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THEME 3 introduction Theme Chair Su
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INTRODUCTION TOURISM AND DEVELOPMEN
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INTRODUCTION TOURISM AND DEVELOPMEN
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INTRODUCTION Le patrimoine face au
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Heritage as a driver for developmen
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tourism and archaeological Heritage
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the imPact Of WOrld heritage liStin
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the impact of world Heritage listin
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tourism and development: angkor’s
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glObally unique Or glObally unifOrm
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Globally Unique or Globally Uniform
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archaeology for development The Nee
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new strategies for cultural tourism
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a tOOl fOr WOrld heritage dOcumenta
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a tool for world heritage documenta
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Heritage at risk: local development
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RAPPORT LE PATRIMOINE fACE AU DéfI
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REPORT hERITAgE AND ThE ChALLENgE O
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INTRODUCTION LE DéVELOPPEMENT DU T
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tOuriSme culturel et DéVELOPPEMENT
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tourisme culturel et développement
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einfOrcing the authenticity and SPi
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einforcing the authenticity and Spi
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heritage Or theme ParK? SOme reflec
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Heritage or theme park? Some reflec
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Heritage or theme park? Some reflec
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le patrimoine à l’état gazeux p
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le patrimoine à l’état gazeux d
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le patrimoine à l’état gazeux d
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tOuriSm and the inviSible hiStOric
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tourism and the invisible Historic
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miSe en valeur du PatrimOine de San
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mise en valeur du patrimoine de San
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mise en valeur du patrimoine de San
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DéVELOPPEMENT COMME TOURISME : UN
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développement comme tourisme : un
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développement comme tourisme : un
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evitaliSation urbaine : Un levier p
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LOOKING AHEAD. THE OLIVE GROVE CULT
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looking ahead. the olive grove cult
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frOm a military frOnt tO a cOld War
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from a military front to a cold war
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le quartier deS SPectacleS de mOntr
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Le quartier des spectacles de Montr
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La mise en valeur des villes histor
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La mise en valeur des villes histor
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RAPPORT LE DéVELOPPEMENT DU TOURIS
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REPORT CAN TOURISM bE SUSTAINAbLE ?
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INTRODUCTION hOw IS PUbLIC INVOLVEM
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evitalization of borobudur the hist
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evitalization of borobudur longer i
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evitalization of borobudur the loca
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evitalization of borobudur range of
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evitalization of borobudur Kausar,
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le dévelOPPement du PatrimOine cul
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le développement du patrimoine cul
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Heritage as the beginning of develo
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HERITAGE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND TH
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Heritage tourism development and th
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the mirage Of equity in develOPing
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The Mirage of Equity in Developing
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CONTINUITY AND IDENTITY IN CANBERRA
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develOPing SuStainable tOuriSm deSt
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developing sustainable tourism dest
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heritage landScaPe and cultural ide
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Heritage landscape and cultural ide
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TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE TOURISM: the
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towards a sustainable tourism: the
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patrimoine culturel et tourisme dan
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RAPPORT COMMENT LA PARTICIPATION DE
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REPORT hOw IS PUbLIC INVOLVEMENT ES
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CONCLUSION TOURISME ET DEVELOPPEMEN
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THEME 3 conclusion TOURISM AND DEVE
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CONCLUSION TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT
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un système de valeurs alternatif
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THEME 4 Introduction ThE ECONOMICS
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II. Resources The second issue with
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leS retOmbéeS écOnOmiqueS du Patr
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Les retombées économiques du patr
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meaSurementS and indicatOrS Of heri
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leS cOnditiOnS de retOmbeeS ecOnOmi
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the ecOnOmicS Of develOPment in bra
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the economics of development in bra
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does investment in the built fabric
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industrial preservation as a key to
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industrial preservation as a key to
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The stories we tell about places (a
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CONCLUSION Vice-présidente Vice-Ch
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REPORT Senior rapporteur Minja Yang
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LE CENTRE DES MONUMENTS NATIONAUX,
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cultural Heritage and community dev
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Historic core of Split and the peri
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ecOnOmic value Of hanOK regeneratiO
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economic value of Hanok regeneratio
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people and places: industrial lands
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SuPPOrting ecOnOmic grOWth and POve
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evitalizatiOn Of hiStOric inner-cit
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evitalization of historic inner-cit
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esidential consolidation, preservat
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Heritage in Socio-economic developm
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l’emotion collective au Service d
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RAPPORT Rapporteur senior COMMENT L
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REPORT Senior rapporteur Jae-Heon C
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INTRODUCTION Vice-Chair Vice-prési
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INTRODUCTION hOw TO DEVELOP ThE ECO
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egenerating pretoria’s Historical
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leveraging heritage: public-private
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uilt heritage as a positive locatio
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integrating the cOnServatiOn Of the
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integrating the conservation of the
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integrating the conservation of the
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le rÔle de l’Économie danS la c
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l’écOnOmie POlitique du PatrimOi
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L’économie politique du patrimoi
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the conversion of melbourne In his
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the conversion of melbourne to Canb
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the conversion of melbourne Former
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the conversion of melbourne the fou
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the conversion of melbourne Referen
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Heritage: driver for development an
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PATRIMOINE : LEVIER ECONOMIQUE Chri
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REPORT Senior rapporteur Ana Paula
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RAPPORT hOw TO DEVELOP ThE ECONOMIC
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De plus, concernant la terminologie
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of it becomes another own issue. Fu
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INTRODUCTION LE PATRIMOINE INDUSTRI
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A “PLACE-BASED” APPROACH TO REU
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a “place-based” approach to reu
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starting of a new tourist circuit.
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RéFLEXIONS AUTOUR DES INVENTAIRES,
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quantitative mOdelling Of cultural
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to overcome or to overthrow the her
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POINT DE VUE DU MODERATEUR MODERATO
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Safranbolu: d’un petit village an
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Safranbolu: d’un petit village an
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UNE HISTOIRE DE DEVELOPPEMENT AVEC
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une histoire de développement avec
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development and cultural Heritage i
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tabriz historical bazaar in the con
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Heritage as ethical paradigms of ba
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une collectivité face à la mise e
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RéFLEXION SUR LES RôLES DES COMMU
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l’appropriation du patrimoine par
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the role of private buildings in th
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linkages between Heritage policy, t
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emerging debateS Heritage Theory, E
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are we wasting embodied energy? tim
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technologie “soutenable" Rénovat
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the Siwa oasis: the art of building
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assessing daylighting performance o
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dancing in the ParK Tourism and the
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dancing in the park Early Direction
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dancing in the park As Lowenthal id
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dancing in the park Sugarloaf Light
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dancing in the park Yarrangobilly C
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dancing in the park Kiandra was gaz
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dancing in the park Audley Dancehal
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the imPact Of tOuriSm On SuStainabl
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the impact of tourism on Sustainabl
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discussion on the development of th
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contemporary approaches to developi
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PreServatiOn Of hiStOric cityScaPe
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preservation of Historic cityscape
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preservation of Historic cityscape
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Heritage Barns of Alberta Pilot Pro
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the WOrld heritage Site Of the ride
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the world Heritage Site of the ride
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cultural landscape conservation at
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cultural landscape conservation at
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CULTURAL HERITAGE AND ORGANIZING CA
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cultural Heritage and organizing ca
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ksar ait benhaddou Patrimoine Mondi
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PatrimOine architectural et culture
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Patrimoine architectural et culture
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le patrimoine mondial au coeur du p
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POUR QUE VIVE LE PATRIMOINE DE PROX
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le PrOjet culturel et tOuriStique d
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cultural heritage fOr Peace and rec
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cultural heritage for peace and rec
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cultural heritage for peace and rec
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cultural emergency reSPOnSe Emergen
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cultural emergency response assumed
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cultural emergency response ICCO's
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the ecOnOmicS Of heritage at riSK U
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the economics of Heritage at risk a
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the economics of Heritage at risk r
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the economics of Heritage at risk F
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the economics of Heritage at risk P
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economie de la conservation du patr
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economie de la conservation du patr
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CONCLUSION DU SYMPOSIUM Président
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declaration de pariS Sur le patrimo
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DÉCLARATION DE PARIS declaration d
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DÉCLARATION DE PARIS culturel et d
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pariS Statement On heritage as a dr
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PARIS STATEMENT Statement of tHe Sy
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PARIS STATEMENT scientifically, his
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Galerie photos 1272
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M. Mounir Bouchenaki, Directeur gé
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M. Webber Ndoro, Directeur du Fonds
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M. Steve Kelley (ICOMOS US) présen
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Session du symposium, mardi 29 nove
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Mme Sue Millar (ICOMOS UK) présent
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Mme Dominique Schneider, coordinatr
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Biographies des intervenants Speake
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Sura AL-MAIYAH Dr Sura Al-Maiyah is
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Daniel ARSENAULT Director of the Ce
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Massimo BALLABENI Architect, since
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Ricardo BÉHÈRAN Architect since O
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Mauro BERTAGNIN Architect, professo
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Chiara BONACCHI • PhD Candidate,
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Sharon BROWN MPhil Environmental Pl
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Antonio CABALLERO Ingénieur du Bâ
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Min-Tsung CHENG Min-Tsung Cheng is
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Silvia Augusta CIRVINI Architecte (
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Douglas C. COMER Douglas C. Comer,
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Annick DANEELS Archéologue belge,
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Andre DEL Ecole d’architecture Pa
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Érica DIOGO Degree in Architecture
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Susan DUYKER (Rapporteur senior th
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Michel FONTAINE (Vice-président th
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Hanna GÅRDSTEDT Hanna Gårdstedt,
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François GONDRAN (Rapporteur junio
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Christophe GRAZ Christophe Graz est
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Peou HANG His Excellency Dr Hang Pe
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Marlen HöRENZ (Rapporteur junior t
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Pamela JEROME Pamela Jerome is a pr
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Isabel KANAN (Rapporteur senior th
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Sungwoo KIM Vice President, ICOMOS-
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Marion LACOMBE (Rapporteur junior t
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Laurence LE CIEUX Conservateur en c
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Yanan LI (Rapporteur junior thème
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Mónica LUENGO Art Historian and La
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Anne MAGNANT (Vice-président thèm
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Giacomo MARTINES Architect, researc
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Sue MILLAR (Président thème 3/The
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Calogero MONTALBANO Architect, rese
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Benjamin MOUTON Architecte DPLG (19
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Webber NDORO Webber Ndoro is the Di
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Christian OST Christian Ost is Econ
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Anne-Françoise PILLIAS Géographe,
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Juliet RAMSAY Juliet Ramsay is a la
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Ángela Beatriz RIVERO Licence de T
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Gabrielle ROUBIOU DU PONT (Rapporte
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Guy SALLAVUARD De formation ingéni
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Maria Ximena SENATORE Historical Ar
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Siriwan SILAPACHARANAN Doctorat de
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Silje Eroy SOLLIEN Architect maa, I
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Lazar SUMANOV, PhD Architect - Advi
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Ray TONKIN Ray is a well known heri
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Humberto VARUM Civil Engineer, MSc,
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Jia WANG (Rapporteur junior thème
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Minja YANG (Rapporteur senior thèm
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Daria ZHUKOVSKAYA (Rapporteur junio
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