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2025 Vol.1 No.1

Digital Heritage as a Catalyst for Urban Circular Economy: A Cross-National Study of Cultural Preservation and Resource Circularity

This study explores the role of digital humanities (DH) and urban digital heritage (UDH) in advancing urban circular economy (UCE) across 18 countries, focusing on three core UCE pillars: resource reuse, low-carbon transition, and circular governance. By analyzing 48 DH projects implemented between 2021–2025, the research identifies five synergistic mechanisms through which UDH enables circular...

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Digital Heritage as a Pillar of Urban Resilience: A Cross-National Study of Digital Humanities in Post-Disaster and Rapid Urbanization Contexts

This study investigates the role of digital humanities (DH) in safeguarding urban digital heritage (UDH) and enhancing urban resilience across 15 countries, focusing on post-disaster recovery and rapid urbanization scenarios. By analyzing 42 DH projects implemented between 2021–2024, the research identifies four core functions of DH: UDH documentation and preservation, community-centered disast...

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Digital Humanities as a Catalyst for Inclusive Urbanization: A Multinational Analysis of Technological Integration and Social Equity

This study explores the intersection of digital humanities (DH) and inclusive urbanization across 12 countries, analyzing how DH methodologies address social inequities in rapidly urbanizing contexts. By examining 37 DH projects implemented between 2021–2024, the research identifies three core mechanisms: data-driven participatory planning, digital cultural preservation, and accessible knowledg...

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Digital Humanities and Social Equity: Pathways, Challenges, and Synergistic Evolution in the Global Digital Era

Digital Humanities (DH) has emerged as a pivotal force in advancing social equity, yet its potential to address systemic inequalities remains underexplored. This study employs a mixed-methods approach, integrating quantitative analysis of 35 global DH projects and qualitative interviews with 50 stakeholders (community leaders, DH practitioners, policymakers), to examine how DH initiatives can e...

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Digital Humanities as a Catalyst for Social Transformation: Reconfiguring Cultural Practices, Public Engagement, and Knowledge Production in the Digital Age

This study explores the multifaceted impacts of digital humanities (DH) on contemporary social structures, cultural dynamics, and knowledge ecosystems. By analyzing 28 DH initiatives across 15 countries, the research identifies three core transformative pathways: the democratization of cultural heritage access, the reconfiguration of public engagement mechanisms, and the disruption of tradition...

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