Publicación: MAPPING SOCIAL ACTORS AND CONTESTED HERITAGE SPACES IN THE POST-INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBORHOOD OF BELLAVISTA, TOMÉ IN CHILE
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2023
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Revista de Geografia Norte Grande
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WITHIN CRITICAL HERITAGE RESEARCH, SEVERAL STUDIES HAVE POINTED OUT A SHIFT FROM THE TRADI-TIONAL ?TOP-DOWN? NOTION OF HERITAGE TO A FOCUS ON WHAT COMMUNITIES THEMSELVES CONSIDER SIGNIFICANT TO PRESERVE. FROM THIS APPROACH, PRESERVATION PROCESSES ARE ANALYZED AS ARE-NAS OF DISPUTE AMONG PRESERVATIONIST GROUPS AND OTHERS PROMOTING URBAN REGENERATION INITIATIVES. USING THE CASE OF THE TEXTILE NEIGHBORHOOD OF BELLAVISTA IN TOME, AND THROUGH SEMI-STRUCTURED INTERVIEWS, DOCUMENTARY ANALYSIS AND GIS SPATIAL ANALYSIS, OUR MAIN OB-JECTIVE WAS TO ANALYZE HOW AND WHICH SOCIAL ACTORS BECOME AGENTS OF HERITAGIZATION IN A POST-INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBORHOOD. ALSO, WE STUDIED THE LINKAGES BETWEEN THEIR AGENDAS AND THE TERRITORIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AREA. THE RESULTS PRESENT A HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT WHICH IS HETEROGENEOUSLY CONCEIVED, AND WHERE SPECIFIC ?NODAL? SPACES CONDENSE MEANING AND AGENDAS, CONCENTRATING THE DISPUTES BETWEEN SOCIAL AND ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTORS
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patrimonio industrial, Patrimonio crítico, dis-puta territorial, agendas, actores sociales, territorial dispute, social actors, industrial heritage, Critical heritage, agendas
