The present volume is the outcome of the 6th Heritage Forum of Central Europe: Heritage and Development, which took place on 16–18 June 2021. The main goal of the 6th Forum was to survey the relationship between cultural heritage and growth. The aim of such juxtaposition was not merely to state that heritage can have a direct impact on development. Rather, we asked several questions on the nature of development and its components.
The book consists of articles addressing many significant challenges faced by the cultural heritage sector. Their topics include: considering the importance and role of cultural heritage in spatial planning and urban renovation, exploring the potential of tangible and intangible heritage in achieving the goals of sustainable growth, the New European Bauhaus, the necessity – but also inevitability – of cooperation with civic society representatives, acknowledging grassroots initiatives and social participation with a view to reclaim and revive historic monuments, opening up to new interpretations of heritage.
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Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, Foreword
Part 1: Post‑Growth
Melinda Harlov-Csortán, Is Heritage Management a Barrier for (Economic) Development?
The Example of the Fertő/Neusidlersee UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape
Aleksandar Zlatanov, Comfortable Numbness: The Case of Karlovo’s Heritage
Vladan Djokić, Milica P. Milojević, Aleksandra D. Đorđević, Aleksandra Milovanović, Mladen Pešić, Heritage Awareness and Sustainability of Built Environment between Theory and Practice: An Insight from ERASMUS+ Project
Aleksandra Ćwik-Mohanty, Big Data in the Service of Sustainable Tourism
Łukasz Hajduk, The Social Economy Combines Heritage with the Present Time: True or False?
Stsiapan Stureika, National Heritage Register in Times of Transformation: In Search of the New Model for Belarus
Milda Valančiauskienė, Between Convictions and Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation System in Lithuania
Alida O. Crișan, Interpretation of the Past: Architectural Heritage Management in Romania
Jan Szczepański, Road Infrastructure Development Projects versus Revitalisation of Cultural Heritage Objects: The Case of Bydgoszcz’s Midtown in the 21st Century
Pavel Veljanoski, Blagoja Markoski, Hristijan Taleski, Goce Naumov, Troubles in the Fields of the Past and Present Valley of Pelagonia
Esin Tekin Bellibaş, Gülsün Tanyeli, Archaeology and Development in the Lycian Region: Have They Met?
Luis Javier Capote Pérez, Cultural Heritage and Land Uses of Sustainable Development under the Green Deal and Sustainable Development Goals
Asmaa Abualhagag, István Valánszki, Cultural Heritage as a Source of Recreation and Ecotourism Development: A Land Evaluation Approach Using Multiple Criteria Evaluation (MCE) Process
Part 2: Resilience
Alexandra Bitušíková, Strenthening Community Sustainability and Resilience in Slovakia: Let Us Renew Our House Programme
Tobias Strahl, Multifaceted Challenge: Threats to Cultural Networks and Communities’ Resilience
Nóra Hubayné Horváth, Dalma Varga, Krisztina Filepné Kovács, Edina Dancsokné Fóris, Ildikó Módosné Bugyi, Zsolt Szilvácsku, László Kollányi, Preserved and Lost Landscape Heritage under Agglomeration Pressure: The Case Study of Pilisi Sziklák Nature Park
Marta Wróblewska, Patterns of Subjugation of Cultural Heritage to Political Strategies Analysed on the Examples of Selected Polish Museums
Part 3: Social Integrity
Paolo Del Bianco, Building Peace through Heritage: Appeal 2019 Launched by the Life Beyond Tourism® Movement of the Fondazione Romualdo
Del Bianco.® The Conclusion of a Project Originally Presented at the ICC in Kraków on 26 May 2006
Serhii Diachenko, Through “Familiar” Monuments of the Controversial Era to the Fundamental Cultural Heritage of the State and the Unity of Society
Justyna Marcinkowska, City Recycling: Local Activists and Heritage in Włocławek (Poland)
Natalia Bursiewicz, City Therapy: Urban Heritage as the Main Resource for Grassroots Health Activities
Paul Zalewski, GDR Art and Architecture as a Medium of Social Integration? Post‑Reunification Debates in the East Germany
Terézia Ondrová, Traditional Crafts as a Means of Social Integrity
Part 4: Urban Renewal
Ewa Chojecka, Upper Silesian Post‑Industrial Dilemmas and New Perspectives: Rethinking the Heritage of Magna Industira from the Perspective of Contemporary Deindustrialisation
Mine Esmer, Ruba Kasmo, Ömer Dabanlı, Lana Kudumovic, Selcen Cesur, A Critique on the Scope, Methodology, and Impact of the Urban Renewal Project at Tarlabaşi in Istanbul
Sergiu Musteață, Moldovan–Polish Relations: The Case of Soroca Castle
Nataša Urošević, Danijela Grubišić, Luka Krovošić, Matteo Legović, Heritage and Sustainable Urban Development: Croatian Case Studies
Ildikó Réka, Báthoryné Nagy, Viktória Teremy, Imre Jámbor, István Schneller, Historic Urban Green Network Development: A Case Study of Buda Green Corridor
Tomaš Winkler, Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Heritage for Cultural Purposes in Slovakia on the Example of Cvernovka in Bratislava
Anna Staniewska, Challenges of the Sustainable Redevelopment of Historical Psychiatric Hospital Landscapes
Adrianna Brechelke, The Resurrection of Kołobrzeg: Adaptation of the City to the Postwar Reality (1945–1957)
Lenka Štěpánková, The Legacy, Protection and Future Development of the Brno Exhibition Centre
About the Authors