Feeling Pride in Place Through Local Heritage Projects

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Branch, A., Tucker, I. and Sampson, T. 2023. Feeling Pride in Place Through Local Heritage Projects. Royal Geographical Society Annual International Conference 2023. RGS, London 29 Aug - 01 Sep 2023
AuthorsBranch, A., Tucker, I. and Sampson, T.
TypeConference paper
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Following Levelling Up white paper (2022), we recognise the prevalence of the term “pride-in-place” in local authority planning developments and cultural and heritage visions/strategies. However, its use in the white paper is vague, general, discursive (e.g. Bennett Report, 2022) on problem of metricising pride - How is pride expressed, felt, shared etc.? Whose pride? Emotional investments in place are significant, but to actually work at the (hyper) local level of placemaking (e.g., local heritage), we need better concepts and methods

KeywordsPride; Emotional Geographies; Local Government; Placemaking
Year2023
ConferenceRoyal Geographical Society Annual International Conference 2023
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Deposited13 Nov 2024
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