Titlebook: Latin American Heritage; Interdisciplinary Di Fabiana Lopes da Cunha,Marcilene dos Santos,Jorge Book 2018 Springer International Publishin

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Traditional Populations and Political Activism in the Belo Monte Dam Constructionmension involved in the Belo Monte construction, emphasizing that only popular mobilization can partly turn losses into social gains. Within this context, the traditional communities reinvent themselves face to the impacts of the work, incorporating new dimensions in order to conserve goods, knowledge, and ways of life.

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The Concept of Landscape in Geography and the Landscape as Heritage provide a major contribution to the dialogue on heritage issues, not only by concepts but with methodologies which unify Nature and Culture. Thus, we point out the great significance of the geographic concepts for understanding the landscape as a concept and category concerning to heritage.

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Museums from São Paulo and Railroad Memoryrom this discussion, we give prominence to the railroad memory reinvention by railroad museums as a social process which enhances the identity and cultural heritage turned into an inheritance, not only from its melancholic and nostalgic dimension of a past which will not return but mainly as a crucial component to build the future.

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Memory and Place: Railroad Villages of the Railroad Company Noroeste Do Brasil (CEFNOB) persons. Through this research, we point out the significance of such historical and architectural heritage as strengthening for preservation by the Council for the Defense of Historical, Archaeological, Artistic and Touristic Heritage (CONDEPHAAT).

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Book 2018pes in Brazil, and the cultural landscape of Brazil..As an outcome of the First Heritage International Symposium, this unique book explores a variety of heritage dialogues, pursuing global and specific approaches, and combining different views, perceptions and senses..

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The Patrimonialization and the Heritage Value of the Archaeological Record. Tierra del Fuego as a Cana), where tourism is one of the main industries. Scientific community, indigenous communities, Government actors, and tourism are presented as the best-involved social agents in heritage enhancements. From these cases, we analyze the limits and difficulties to go ahead with the heritage activation and its feasibility.

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