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- Editorial: Uma antropologia entre estéticas de relação - a casa como vidaPublication . Campelo, Álvaro
- Editorial - Um novo sentido para o Sagrado?Publication . Campelo, Álvaro; Fernandes, Joaquim; Meneses, Rute
- Cultural policy and politics of culture: communities and societyPublication . Campelo, ÁlvaroAll approaches to the Cultural Heritage subject dependent on a theoretical position. At first, when the social actors and researchers interested in the problem of cultural heritage, they took a position of defending and preserving its cultural legacy, owned by community. This awareness has been evolving over time. In fact, the importance and sense of cultural heritage in community life was understood only gradually. Over time, national and international institutions built a complex theoretical, legal and administrative collection, reflecting views and perceptions of the role of cultural heritage in community’s lives. It is in this process of political management that we have seen cultural policies and the definition of politics of culture in cultural heritage. And it is at this point that the interests, the ability to impose, or not, rules and procedures, the definition of objectives about selection and heritage purposes, - these have led to a conflict between institutions and actors, with the authority to define, and with communities composed of cultural actors.
- Editorial [de] Antropológicas, nº13Publication . Campelo, Álvaro
- EditorialPublication . Campelo, Álvaro
- Metropolises. New spaces of urban heritagePublication . Campelo, ÁlvaroWe propose here to examine the processes of metropolisation and how it is influencing the concepts of city and the consequent concept of urban heritage. The practices of Western Cities define what we mean by urban heritage today. Both the question of spatiality, as well as the city's relationship with the surrounding territory and its specificity compared to the countryside were important for the emergence of urban institutions and architectural, politics, religious, cultural, military and housing shapes that composed them. The urban organization itself sets the historical epochs of the city, since the ruins of classical antiquity until the industrial revolution and modern urbanism, including the medieval times. The whole urban web is often seen as a feature of its own, which defines a cultural identity. Therefore, many cities, due to their history and "urban identity" were classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Sites, as is the case of the city of Porto and Guimarães, right next to us.
- Editorial: Viagens para uma antropologia interessantePublication . Campelo, Álvaro
- Consciências’05 - Os 40 anos da revista InsólitoPublication . Campelo, Álvaro; Fernandes, Joaquim; Meneses, Rute
- Editorial: Terrenos e metodologias para novos desafios antropológicosPublication . Campelo, Álvaro
- EditorialPublication . Campelo, Álvaro; Seabra, Daniel