Cities of clobal patrimonialization”: debate on urbanization, territory, and the commodification of culture (review))
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City. patrimonialization. heritage policies. urban planning.Abstract
The historical movement encompasses the city in constant transformation, full of experiences and meanings, in addition to being a place of material accumulation. This perspective allows a critical analysis of the management of new socio-territorial configurations resulting from the commercial and tourist valorization in the central areas of cities. Such analysis clarifies crucial questions about the type of historic city being shaped and the preservation model consolidated in Brazil and even in Latin America. The work "Cities of global patrimonialization: simultaneity of urban totality - totality-world," published in 2015 by Humanitas and financed by FAPESP, offers an in-depth investigation into what is conceptualized as “global patrimonialization” and its effects on historic Brazilian cities, which is replicated in other Latin American studies.
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