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Cultural Landscape: From Keyword to Operative Notion
The concept of Cultural Landscape, introduced by UNESCO in 1992, has become central to interpreting the relationship between cultural heritage and territory. However, it is often confined to conservation practices, limiting its role in guiding urban and territorial transformation. This paper propose
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