Cultural heritage moves beyond preservation to 'content'... Incheon Research Institute's 'Urban Studies' review draws attention

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Incheon Research Institute’s journal Urban Studies published a review of Lee Chang-geun’s K-Heritage, Attractive City Design.
The review argues that cultural heritage should be treated not only as something to preserve, but as a resource for experience, industry, and urban competitiveness.
It also highlights the limits of a public-sector-only approach and calls for private investment, distribution, and market-building.
This issue is Urban Studies’ first after ending print publication and moving to an online-first format.
