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Sapere l’Europa, sapere d’Europa
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Chapter | Diritti culturali, patrimonializzazione, sostenibilità
Diritti culturali, patrimonializzazione, sostenibilità
- Michele Tamma - Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia - email orcid profile
Abstract
The path that has characterized the claim of ‘cultural rights’, and has given them content and meaning, is complex. Over time, the set of regulatory instruments has significantly grown, in parallel with important changes in the ways in which culture and cultural practices, their meaning and value, have been conceived. This has happened in the more general frame of political, social, and economic changes at a global level. The evolution of the rules, and of their interpretation and application, a ects the possibilities of action, leading to reconsider the actors, processes, resources involved together in the creation of the conditions for the recognition, pro- motion and guarantee of cultural rights. Taking into account that the right ‘freely to participate in the cultural life of the community’ has taken manifold contents, particularly as regard to the concepts of ‘culture’, ‘participation’, ‘community’, the need to deepen the relationship of this cat- egory of rights with the processes of patrimonialisation and with the conditions of sustainability emerges. In fact, what is acknowledged as deserving of protection and transmission to future generations, is always drawn from a selection process. That is a ected, on the one hand, by the aim of preserving identity and memory and, on the other, by the contribution that the heritage of cultural expressions can give, now and in the future, to the social and economic development of communities. Entitlements and responsibilities are increasingly becoming both diversified and intertwined, at international, national, local level, down to the individual, opening up to di erent forms of governance and of acquisition and development of the necessary resources, without which the e ective exercise of the rights to culture remains only on paper.
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Language: it
Keywords Diritti culturali • Salvaguardia • Processi di patrimonializzazione • Sostenibilità
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Parte 3. Cultura, diritti, sostenibilità
- Diritti culturali, patrimonializzazione, sostenibilità
- Michele Tamma
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Moving beyond the collateral effects of the Patrimonialisation
The Faro Convention and the ‘Commonification’ of Cultural Heritage - Alessandra Sciurba
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Patrimoni vitali nel paesaggio
Note sull'immaterialità del patrimonio culturale alla luce delle Convenzioni internazionali - Valentina Lapiccirella Zingari
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Cultural mutation
What media do to Culture - Daniele Goldoni
- Diritti culturali: dalle Convenzioni UNESCO all’ordinamento italiano
- Massimo Carcione
- Quali strumenti giuridici statali e regionali per le comunità patrimoniali?
- Marco Giampieretti
Parte 2. Patrimonio culturale: verifica sul campo
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Diritto allo sguardo
Film di famiglia e patrimonio immateriale: il ‘caso’ veneziano - Valentina Re
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Cultural diversity and the import of cultural goods
Evidence from Canada - Marilena Vecco, Julianne Tudose, Lauso Zagato
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La comunità e il suo paesaggio: l’azione degli ecomusei per lo sviluppo sostenibile
Le iniziative di salvaguardia del paesaggio biellese - Claudia Da Re, Mirco Santi
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Culture senza quartieri
Il museo e l’educazione al patrimonio per il dialogo tra cittadini - Aurora Di Mauro
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Evoluzioni patrimoniali
Nuovi usi e significati di un concetto ormai storico - Elisa Bellato
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Da che parte sta San Rocco?
Il patrimonio culturale come nesso fra mondi in movimento - Sandra Ferracuti
Parte 1. Europa: politiche culturali, patrimonio, cittadinanza, identità
- L’identità europea come spazio culturale-politico: oltre i limiti della cittadinanza UE?
- Lauso Zagato
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Culturally motivated crimes against women in a multicultural Europe
The case of criminalization of FGM in the 2011 CoE Istanbul Convention - Sara De Vido
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La Convenzione di Faro e il nuovo Action Plan del Consiglio d’Europa per la promozione di processi partecipativi
I casi di Marsiglia e Venezia - Alberto D'Alessandro
- Cittadinanza europea, diritti culturali, esclusione sociale
- Maurizio Cermel
- L’evoluzione delle politiche sul patrimonio culturale in Europa dopo Faro
- Erminia Sciacchitano
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Mercato interno e politiche culturali nazionali
La difficile ricerca di un equilibrio nel processo di auto-costituzione dell’ordinamento interindividuale comunitario - Bernardo Cortese
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Diritti culturali, patrimonializzazione, sostenibilità |
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The path that has characterized the claim of ‘cultural rights’, and has given them content and meaning, is complex. Over time, the set of regulatory instruments has significantly grown, in parallel with important changes in the ways in which culture and cultural practices, their meaning and value, have been conceived. This has happened in the more general frame of political, social, and economic changes at a global level. The evolution of the rules, and of their interpretation and application, a ects the possibilities of action, leading to reconsider the actors, processes, resources involved together in the creation of the conditions for the recognition, pro- motion and guarantee of cultural rights. Taking into account that the right ‘freely to participate in the cultural life of the community’ has taken manifold contents, particularly as regard to the concepts of ‘culture’, ‘participation’, ‘community’, the need to deepen the relationship of this cat- egory of rights with the processes of patrimonialisation and with the conditions of sustainability emerges. In fact, what is acknowledged as deserving of protection and transmission to future generations, is always drawn from a selection process. That is a ected, on the one hand, by the aim of preserving identity and memory and, on the other, by the contribution that the heritage of cultural expressions can give, now and in the future, to the social and economic development of communities. Entitlements and responsibilities are increasingly becoming both diversified and intertwined, at international, national, local level, down to the individual, opening up to di erent forms of governance and of acquisition and development of the necessary resources, without which the e ective exercise of the rights to culture remains only on paper. |
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Diritti culturali |
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Diritti culturali |
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Processi di patrimonializzazione |
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Processi di patrimonializzazione |
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Salvaguardia |
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Salvaguardia |
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Sostenibilità |
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Sostenibilità |
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