Publications by Dan Zhang
Journal of Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development, 2022
In recent years, many Asian cities have invested in the digitalization of cultural heritage, and ... more In recent years, many Asian cities have invested in the digitalization of cultural heritage, and participatory digital archiving platforms have also been developed. These innovations are widely lauded for their potential to rejuvenate heritage, reach out to youths in the public domain, and fostering participation and interaction through engaging activities. While the intention to leave a heritage as a legacy for the younger generation has always been the foundational objective of heritage policies, young publics are rarely envisaged as stakeholders in top-level planning of heritage strategies.
The special issue call submissions that provide a better understanding of how digital tools can be used for mobilising activities core to cultural heritage and within the process, engage both institutions and grassroots communities such as young people as stakeholders. The special issue aims to both address and reflects upon the myriad opportunities and challenges that the use of new technologies have raised in the process of preserving cultural heritage in Asia so as to leave a legacy for our new generation. Especially focusing on the young generation as important heritage stakeholders and to investigate their role in the articulation between heritage and sustainable development.
Questions for the special issue are included but not limited to:
What are the necessary social, economic, and political conditions for leveraging the power of digital technology that can engage with the younger generations? What are the limits of audience interaction and participation in the digitalization of cultural heritage? How do young generations interact with cultural heritage within virtual and physical spaces? What can we do to empower and facilitate cooperation between governments, cultural and academic institutions in a way that engages with the young generations in digital heritage projects? What are the implications of such collaborations for heritage preservation and sustainable development?
Submission
• Closing date of submission window: 5th July 2022
• Scheduled publication date: May 2023
• Full papers should be submitted through the JCHMSD ScholarOne Manuscripts and will be
subject to the peer review procedures. Please register and access:
https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jchmsd
• Author guidelines must be strictly followed. Please see: https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/journal/jchmsd?_ga=2.208294416.383106498.164 4286268-775555333.1612172152#author-guidelines
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Publications by Dan Zhang
The special issue call submissions that provide a better understanding of how digital tools can be used for mobilising activities core to cultural heritage and within the process, engage both institutions and grassroots communities such as young people as stakeholders. The special issue aims to both address and reflects upon the myriad opportunities and challenges that the use of new technologies have raised in the process of preserving cultural heritage in Asia so as to leave a legacy for our new generation. Especially focusing on the young generation as important heritage stakeholders and to investigate their role in the articulation between heritage and sustainable development.
Questions for the special issue are included but not limited to:
What are the necessary social, economic, and political conditions for leveraging the power of digital technology that can engage with the younger generations? What are the limits of audience interaction and participation in the digitalization of cultural heritage? How do young generations interact with cultural heritage within virtual and physical spaces? What can we do to empower and facilitate cooperation between governments, cultural and academic institutions in a way that engages with the young generations in digital heritage projects? What are the implications of such collaborations for heritage preservation and sustainable development?
Submission
• Closing date of submission window: 5th July 2022
• Scheduled publication date: May 2023
• Full papers should be submitted through the JCHMSD ScholarOne Manuscripts and will be
subject to the peer review procedures. Please register and access:
https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jchmsd
• Author guidelines must be strictly followed. Please see: https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/journal/jchmsd?_ga=2.208294416.383106498.164 4286268-775555333.1612172152#author-guidelines
The special issue call submissions that provide a better understanding of how digital tools can be used for mobilising activities core to cultural heritage and within the process, engage both institutions and grassroots communities such as young people as stakeholders. The special issue aims to both address and reflects upon the myriad opportunities and challenges that the use of new technologies have raised in the process of preserving cultural heritage in Asia so as to leave a legacy for our new generation. Especially focusing on the young generation as important heritage stakeholders and to investigate their role in the articulation between heritage and sustainable development.
Questions for the special issue are included but not limited to:
What are the necessary social, economic, and political conditions for leveraging the power of digital technology that can engage with the younger generations? What are the limits of audience interaction and participation in the digitalization of cultural heritage? How do young generations interact with cultural heritage within virtual and physical spaces? What can we do to empower and facilitate cooperation between governments, cultural and academic institutions in a way that engages with the young generations in digital heritage projects? What are the implications of such collaborations for heritage preservation and sustainable development?
Submission
• Closing date of submission window: 5th July 2022
• Scheduled publication date: May 2023
• Full papers should be submitted through the JCHMSD ScholarOne Manuscripts and will be
subject to the peer review procedures. Please register and access:
https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jchmsd
• Author guidelines must be strictly followed. Please see: https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/journal/jchmsd?_ga=2.208294416.383106498.164 4286268-775555333.1612172152#author-guidelines