As a result of the development of the sciences of
conservation of cultural heritage, the new concept of
Cultural Routes shows the evolution of ideas with respect to
the vision of cultural properties, as well as the growing
importance of values related to their setting and territorial
scale, and reveals the macrostructure of heritage on
different levels. This concept introduces a model for a new
ethics of conservation that considers these values as a
common heritage that goes beyond national borders, and
which requires joint efforts. By respecting the intrinsic value
of each individual element, the Cultural Route recognizes
and emphasizes the value of all of its elements as
substantive parts of a whole. It also helps to illustrate the
contemporary social conception of cultural heritage values
as a resource for sustainable social and economic
development.
ERAMCA Project Reference: 609574-EPP-1-2019-1-IT-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP
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