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Developing a Framework for Sustainable Management of Archaeological Site Parks

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Researchers at Chang'an University in China have developed a new framework for sustainable management of archaeological site parks, emphasizing the importance of public experiences and alignment with international conventions on sustainable development. The study, published in the journal Land, adopts a multi-case study approach to analyze management practices in the United States, Japan, and China, highlighting the need for implementation strategies to promote archaeological site protection and responsible tourism. The proposed framework integrates management guidelines, theoretical knowledge, and practical experience, providing a valuable reference for the study of archaeological parks and heritage landscapes.

Key Takeaways:

  • The study emphasizes the importance of establishing sustainable management frameworks for archaeological site parks, closely related to the goals of the United Nations and other international conventions on sustainable development.
  • Researchers lack implementation strategies to promote archaeological site protection and provide responsible tourism, highlighting the need for a new framework.
  • The proposed framework integrates management guidelines, theoretical knowledge, and practical experience of public archaeological site parks.
  • The outcomes of this research provide a reference for the study of archaeological parks and the management of heritage landscapes.
  • The study highlights the importance of considering public perceptions in the management of archaeological site parks.
  • The proposed framework and strategy are closely related to the design of heritage tourism activities.
  • The research identifies principal elements and strategies for the sustainable management of archaeological parks, including intrinsic value, utility value, and other values.
  • The study emphasizes the need for a multi-case study approach to analyze the management of representative archaeological site parks in different national and cultural contexts.

Statistics:

  • 14 (4):684: The journal number and page number of the published research article.
  • 2025: The year of publication of the research article.
  • 14: The volume number of the journal Land.
  • 4: The issue number of the journal Land.
  • 684: The page number of the research article in the journal.
  • 610: The page number of the news report.

Sources:

  • "Developing a Framework for Sustainable Management of Archaeological Site Parks: Cross-Case Analysis Based on Public Perception." Land 2025,14(4):684. (Land - http://www.mdpi.com/journal/land).
  • NewsRx. Researchers at Chang'an University Have Published New Study Findings on Sustainable Development (Developing a Framework for Sustainable Management of Archaeological Site Parks: Cross-Case Analysis Based on Public Perception). Ecology, Environment & Conservation. May 16, 2025; p 610.

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