September 10, 2025Urban StudiesOpen Access

My city or my planet? Rethinking the EU cultural policy toward planetary heritage and planetary senses of belonging

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AAAna AceskaWageningen University & Research

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This analysis reveals the role of cultural policies in shaping planetary heritage, suggesting a need for critical urban and heritage studies integration.

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Planetary heritage must evolve to address global crises like climate change and biodiversity loss, urging innovative cultural policies.
Adapting cultural policy can enhance planetary senses of belonging by integrating urban governance and heritage practices into policy frameworks.
By applying a policy assemblage approach, this work combines urban studies and planetary discourses to reformulate heritage practices.
Understanding the city as a dynamic site for heritage can forge identity narratives that reinforce global citizenship and belonging.

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Ana Aceska (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23abeb210217d647817be https://doi.org/10.1177/00420980251359563

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This analysis reveals the role of cultural policies in shaping planetary heritage, suggesting a need for critical urban and heritage studies integration.

My city or my planet? Rethinking the EU cultural policy toward planetary heritage and planetary senses of belonging

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My city or my planet? Rethinking the EU cultural policy toward planetary heritage and planetary senses of belonging

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