Jan Van Der Borg
Biographic Data
| ID | 1597338 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jan Van Der Borg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jan |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Der Borg |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DER BORG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ca' Foscari University of Venice |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8683-3390 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 77 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Assessing the tourism sustainability of EU regions at the Nuts-2 level with a composite and regionalised indicator
A Research Agenda for Urban Tourism
Process orientation of the world heritage city management system
Cultural Heritage Development in China
This article investigates China's heritage development from an evolutionary perspective. On the one hand, by situating the reception of the cultural heritage concept in a socio-cultural construct dimension, it reveals the unique dialogism between the two divergent epistemological paradigms ofwenwu(cultural relics) andwenhua yichan(cultural heritage) that underline heritage appropriation and practice in China. On the other hand, it examines China'…
An Urban Policy Framework for Culture-oriented Economic Development
Over the past few decades, culture and creativity have been at the center of the shift in urban economies toward the non-material and the relational. In the new "cultural-economic" paradigm, the hypermobile class of creative workers and symbolic mediators is considered the vanguard of the knowledge society, and is nurtured and competed for by an increasing number of ambitious city governments. However, the integration of creative talent into the …
Planning considerations for cultural tourism
Tourism in European heritage cities
Demand for city tourism in Europe
Urban tourism
Visitor management in heritage cities
Demand for city tourism in Europe
European institute for comparative urban research
The management of tourism in cities of art
One of the major changes recently noted in the evolution of world tourism demand seems to be represented by the shift from “sun and beach” holidays to more active and special interest ones. This trend will affect some destinations more than others. There will be losers and winners
Tourism and Urban Development
Venice attracts over 7 million visitors a year which brings problems as well as benefits. This article discusses the relationship between tourism and urban development in Venice and suggests solutions that reconcile tourism with the city's economic and social structure
The impact of sea level rise on cities and regions
Tourism systems — Residential and commuting tourism and some consequences
Urban development and tourism 1.1 Does tourism matter? When we look at the way in which the agglomeration of Venice developed, the high speed of deconcentration of both population and economic activities — from the historical center to parts of the commune on the mainland and the last decade even to communes in the province, a process also known as suburbanisation — is at least noticeable (see for an English survey of existing literature Van der …
Tourism in European heritage cities
Planning considerations for cultural tourism
An Urban Policy Framework for Culture-oriented Economic Development
Over the past few decades, culture and creativity have been at the center of the shift in urban economies toward the non-material and the relational. In the new "cultural-economic" paradigm, the hypermobile class of creative workers and symbolic mediators is considered the vanguard of the knowledge society, and is nurtured and competed for by an increasing number of ambitious city governments. However, the integration of creative talent into the …
Process orientation of the world heritage city management system
Cultural Heritage Development in China
This article investigates China's heritage development from an evolutionary perspective. On the one hand, by situating the reception of the cultural heritage concept in a socio-cultural construct dimension, it reveals the unique dialogism between the two divergent epistemological paradigms ofwenwu(cultural relics) andwenhua yichan(cultural heritage) that underline heritage appropriation and practice in China. On the other hand, it examines China'…
Demand for city tourism in Europe
Tourism and Urban Development
Venice attracts over 7 million visitors a year which brings problems as well as benefits. This article discusses the relationship between tourism and urban development in Venice and suggests solutions that reconcile tourism with the city's economic and social structure
Demand for city tourism in Europe
The impact of sea level rise on cities and regions
Tourism systems — Residential and commuting tourism and some consequences
Urban development and tourism 1.1 Does tourism matter? When we look at the way in which the agglomeration of Venice developed, the high speed of deconcentration of both population and economic activities — from the historical center to parts of the commune on the mainland and the last decade even to communes in the province, a process also known as suburbanisation — is at least noticeable (see for an English survey of existing literature Van der …
The impact of sea level rise on cities and regions
Tourism and Urban Development
Venice attracts over 7 million visitors a year which brings problems as well as benefits. This article discusses the relationship between tourism and urban development in Venice and suggests solutions that reconcile tourism with the city's economic and social structure
The management of tourism in cities of art
One of the major changes recently noted in the evolution of world tourism demand seems to be represented by the shift from “sun and beach” holidays to more active and special interest ones. This trend will affect some destinations more than others. There will be losers and winners
Demand for city tourism in Europe
Urban tourism
Visitor management in heritage cities
Demand for city tourism in Europe
European institute for comparative urban research
Tourism in European heritage cities
Planning considerations for cultural tourism
An Urban Policy Framework for Culture-oriented Economic Development
Over the past few decades, culture and creativity have been at the center of the shift in urban economies toward the non-material and the relational. In the new "cultural-economic" paradigm, the hypermobile class of creative workers and symbolic mediators is considered the vanguard of the knowledge society, and is nurtured and competed for by an increasing number of ambitious city governments. However, the integration of creative talent into the …
Cultural Heritage Development in China
This article investigates China's heritage development from an evolutionary perspective. On the one hand, by situating the reception of the cultural heritage concept in a socio-cultural construct dimension, it reveals the unique dialogism between the two divergent epistemological paradigms ofwenwu(cultural relics) andwenhua yichan(cultural heritage) that underline heritage appropriation and practice in China. On the other hand, it examines China'…
Process orientation of the world heritage city management system
A Research Agenda for Urban Tourism
Assessing the tourism sustainability of EU regions at the Nuts-2 level with a composite and regionalised indicator
Geography (14 works) · Tourism (11 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (10 works) · Regional science (10 works) · Business (8 works) · Economic geography (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Economy (6 works)