Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1049989 | Landscape and Urban Planning | 2008 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
The results from this study show that the protection and caretaking of green interests in land-use planning is not necessarily a protection of cultural heritage interests. Cultural heritage is more to be seen as a derivate interest. Cultural heritage management seldom functions as a premise provider in municipal planning. The findings are discussed in conjunction with the need for comprehensive planning across administrative and disciplinary borders as cities grow into regions. There is also a need for the cultural heritage interests to play a stronger role in planning in order to obtain better preservation of the cultural monuments and landscapes.
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Authors
Grete Swensen, Gro B. Jerpåsen,