Cultural Heritage in Vietnam With the Requirements of Sustainable Development

Vietnam's cultural heritage, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites and Intangible Cultural Heritage elements, faces significant challenges in balancing conservation with sustainable development. This study analyzes specific issues related to the relationships between safeguarding and exploitation, economic and cultural goals, and the roles of government and community, using cases such as Vietnamese Court Music, Xoan Singing, and Trang An Landscape Complex. It highlights the complexities of adhering to UNESCO's conventions while addressing the demands of modernization and globalization. The research aims to clarify these challenges and provide insights for effective heritage management in Vietnam.

Từ Thị Loan. (2019). Cultural Heritage in Vietnam With the Requirements of Sustainable Development. International Relations and Diplomacy, 7(4). https://doi.org/10.17265/2328-2134/2019.04.004