01383nas a2200193   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653000900043653001200052653002600064653001300090653003300103100001700136245011700153856011800270300001100388520077000399022002001169                                       d10aAlps10aBorders10aEthnographic research10aFrontier10aIntangible cultural heritage1 aV.L. Zingari00aIntangible heritage and the right to culture, including museums, regions, communities. Notes from the Savoy Alps  uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84878677193&partnerID=40&md5=bc18dd44c35f901ab3c8ee68fbec05b3  a95-1043 aThe author presents two cases of ethnographic research associated with processes of capitalisation of oral narratives, and places of emergence of community memory and plural identities, and analyses the difficult relationship between local communities, associations, local authorities and representatives of cultural institutions. She focuses on the use of the paradigm of "intangible cultural heritage of humanity" as a tool for emancipation and leadership claims, in the series of conflicts and negotiations that characterise the relationship between parties competing for management of the cultural heritage. The Alpine borders are important scenarios for studying the relationship between cultures, nations and globalisation processes in the World Heritage era.  a03919099 (ISSN)