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Blue Papers
Blue Papers explores the complex relationship between water, culture and heritage to assess lessons from the past, to protect heritage sites, to make use of water heritage and to contribute to the development of inclusive and sustainable future water systems.
Recently published articles
Blue Papers is published two times a year. On the right are the articles from the most recent issue. These are linked directly to the Blue Papers website.
06 May 2024
Blue Papers: a Journal for Empowering Water and Heritage for Sustainable Development edited by Carola Hein, Matteo D’Agostino, Carlien Donkor & Zuzanna Sliwinska.
- Indigenous Water Engineering and Aquaculture Systems in Australia: The Budj Bim Cultural Landscape and Baiame’s Ngunnhu (the Brewarrina Aboriginal Fish Traps)
- Resilience and Cultural Heritage in Urban Development: From Holistic Guidelines to Practical Approaches
- The Value of a Mobilities Lens in Studying the Water-Heritage Nexus
- Climate Change Threatening Archaeological Heritage in (Former) Riverbeds
- A Global Questionnaire Survey to Understand Human-River Relationships
- Design-Based Solutions for Water Challenges: The Value Case Approach
- Banking on Optimism: Why do Some Dutch Delta Engineers Resist the New Water and Soil System Policy?
- Changing Sea Conditions as a Threat to Our Underwater Cultural Heritage
- Strengthening the Legal Framework of Protected Areas in the Amazon to Combat Climate Change
- Sustainable Water Governance in the Brazilian Pantanal Biome: Challenges and Lessons
- Valuing Rivers
- Rivers as Connectors of Culture and Nature
- Policy Recommendations and Key Takeaway Points
- The New Dutch Water Defense Line (Nieuwe Waterlinie): Preserving Historical Qualities in a Context of Very High Spatial Pressure
- From Landmarks to Watermarks: Water Towers as Hidden Signs of Water through the Value Case of Ourinhos, Brazil
- Achieving a Water-Resilient Rotterdam: Past, Present and Future Perspectives
- Unveiling Milan’s Navigli and Underground Water Heritage through Integrated Urban (Water) Design
- The Shore as a Politicized Space for Community Heritage: The Case of Pra’, Genoa
- Coastal Erosion and Military Heritage in Latvia
- Sustainable Water Management and Indigenous Socio-Technical Heritage in Marrakech, Morocco
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