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URBAN ACTIVISM IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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Bitušíková A.
Slovenský národopis (Slovak Ethnology)
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2015
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vol. 63
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issue 4
326 - 338
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The study brings an overview of selected transdisciplinary theoretical approaches to the study of urban movements and activism placed within the framework of civil society and social movements, focused on the region of Central and Eastern Europe, and seen from a social anthropological perspective. It attempts to challenge older academic writings that described civil society in Central and Eastern Europe as underdeveloped and weak, and presents research that points out a specific nature of activism in the countries of the region. It builds primarily on the concepts of civil society, social movements, urban movements and urban activism as presented by scholars both from “Western” and “Central and Eastern” European countries and demonstrates that after more than two decades since the fall of communism it is still important to take different historic, political, economic, social and cultural contexts into account when comparing urban movements and activism within Europe.
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KULTÚRNE DEDIČSTVO A GLOBALIZÁCIA: PRÍBEH JEDNEJ LOKALITY UNESCO

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Bitušíková A.
Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo
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2014
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vol. 2
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issue 1
9 – 18
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This paper examines the influence of globalization on cultural heritage, focusing on the role of UNESCO as the primary initiator and creator of international agreements of the protection of cultural heritage. On one hand, UNESCO is a defender of cultural heritage from globalization, on the other, it is a strong global player who determines and enforces individual policies and practices in the field of the protection of cultural heritage all over the world. The first part of this paper examines selected opinions of experts on the issue of globalization and cultural heritage. The second part is a case study presenting the results of empirical research conducted in Vlkolínec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993, which aimed to analyse the effect the inclusion of the village in the World Heritage List had on the everyday lives of its inhabitants and the village itself.
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