Moving beyond the hard boundary
Moving beyond the hard boundary
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发表时间：
2019
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通讯作者：
L. Egberts
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作者：
L. Egberts
目的
本文的目的是评估荷兰瓦登海地区文化遗产空间政策中自然-文化鸿沟的后果，该地区因其生态资产而受到联合国教科文组织的保护。
设计/方法/方式
本文探讨了这一问题，讨论了国际和国家的政策框架和区域的例子，鸿沟的后果。
结果
自然-文化鸿沟的影响似乎对景观不利。将瓦登海地区作为农业海洋景观，有助于克服对自然与文化的固定，以及作为两个领域之间空间边界的海堤的硬度。将三边瓦登海地区重新考虑为混合世界遗产可能会导致更综合的观点。
独创性/价值
这些发现为该地区的政策制定和景观与遗产管理提供了信息。这一案例为其他欧洲沿海地区在自然和文化历史利益冲突中挣扎提供了一个范例。
Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to assess the consequences of a nature-culture divide in spatial policy on cultural heritage in the Dutch Wadden Sea area, which is protected by UNESCO for its ecological assets.
Design/methodology/approach
This paper investigates this by discussing the international and national policy frameworks and regional examples of the consequences of the divide.
Findings
The effects of the nature-culture divide appear to be negative for the landscape. Approaching the Wadden Sea Region as an agricultural-maritime landscape could help overcome the fixation on nature vs culture and the hardness of the sea dikes as spatial boundaries between the two domains. A reconsideration of the trilateral Wadden Sea region as a mixed World Heritage Site could lead to a more integrated perspective.
Originality/value
These findings inform policy development and the management of landscape and heritage in the region. This case forms an example for other European coastal regions that struggle with conflicting natural and cultural-historical interests.