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Producción Científica ; Este artículo aborda el papel fundamental que puede desempeñar el patrimonio cultural en los procesos de desarrollo local para garantizar el bienestar de la comunidad, la calidad de vida y de la sociedad. La puesta en valor de los valores materiales e inmateriales del patrimonio cultural puede dar lugar a un territorio sostenible y resiliente, pero surgen una serie de problemas cuando se trata de reutilizar determinados bienes heredados, como los antiguos cuarteles militares. El presente trabajo realiza un análisis de los antiguos cuarteles militares italianos construidos antes de 1900 y entre 1900 a 1950, para comprender cómo se lleva a cabo su reutilización y cómo se abordan los enfoques conservadores y lucrativos para lograr la sostenibilidad cultural, económica, medioambiental y social. Además, se compara el caso italiano con buenas prácticas internacionales similares para descubrir tendencias comunes/diferentes y soluciones innovadoras que puedan aplicarse en Italia. ; This paper addresses the fundamental role that cultural heritage can play in local development processes to guarantee community wellbeing, quality of life, and quality of society. The enhancement of cultural heritage's tangible and intangible values may result in sustainable and resilient territory, but a number of issues emerge when dealing with the reuse of specific inherited assets, such as former military barracks. This paper conducts an in-depth analysis of these assets, especially those released from the military after the end of the Cold War. We thus explore the Italian case through the comparison of before-1900 and 1900-to-1950 former military barracks. The objectives are the following. First, to discover how these two types of military sites are approached (or no) as proper heritage. Second, to understand how the reuse management is carrying out and how it deals with conservative and profit-driven approaches towards the achievement of cultural, economic, environmental, and social sustainability. Third, to compare the Italian case with similar international good practices to discover common/different trends and innovative solutions to be applied in Italy. ; Proyecto UrbanHist, Programa de Investigación Horizon 2020 de la UE, Acuerdo de subvención Marie Skłodowska-Curie n. 721933

As required by Art. 29 of the Grant Agreement, each beneficiary must – as soon as possible – disseminate its results by disclosing them to the public by appropriate means (other than those resulting from protecting or exploiting the results), including in scientific publications (in any medium). As part of this obligation, within the SmartCulTour-project, multiple deliverables have been foreseen across work packages, to focus on an open access publication strategy. This deliverable provides metadata and abstracts of the publications residing under Work Package 3: "State-of-the-art of cultural tourism interventions". Deliverable 3.3 aimed to provide "At least one academic paper regarding the state-of-the-art of cultural interventions" and therefore focuses on identified best practices and impacts and success conditions of cultural tourism interventions. The full papers are available in open access and can be found by following the DOI links provided. The deliverable is a living document that, after initial submission, can be updated in case of additional scientific publications within the scope of Work Package 3.

This paper addresses the fundamental role that cultural heritage can play in local development processes to guarantee community wellbeing, quality of life, and quality of society. The enhancement of cultural heritage's tangible and intangible values may result in sustainable and resilient territory, but a number of issues emerge when dealing with the reuse of specific inherited assets, such as former military barracks. This paper conducts an in‐depth analysis of these assets, especially those released from the military after the end of the Cold War. We thus explore the Italian case through the comparison of before‐1900 and 1900‐to‐1950 former military barracks. The objectives are the following. First, to discover how these two types of military sites are approached (or no) as proper heritage. Second, to understand how the reuse management is carrying out and how it deals with conservative and profit‐driven approaches towards the achievement of cultural, economic, environmental, and social sustainability. Third, to compare the Italian case with similar international good practices to discover common/different trends and innovative solutions to be applied in Italy.

As required by Art. 29 of the Grant Agreement, each beneficiary must – as soon as possible – disseminate its results by disclosing them to the public by appropriate means (other than those resulting from protecting or exploiting the results), including in scientific publications (in any medium). As part of this obligation, within the SmartCulTour-project, multiple deliverables have been foreseen across work packages, to focus on an open access publication strategy. This deliverable provides metadata and abstracts of the publications residing under Work Package 4: "Assessing the impacts of cultural tourism". Deliverable 4.3 aimed to provide "A minimum of 3 academic papers on sustainable cultural tourism, resilience, and the TALC model" and therefore focuses on sustainable cultural tourism indicators, the link between cultural tourism development, sustainability and resilience, and the integration of cultural tourism, sustainability/resilience, and the tourism area life cycle. The full papers are available in open access and can be found by following the DOI links provided. The deliverable is a living document that, after initial submission, can be updated in case of additional scientific publications within the scope of Work Package 4.