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The research aims to assess the vitality of traditional villages in Beijing and understand the relationship between conservation and community engagement.

March 22, 2026自然资源学报Open Access

Typological differentiation and conservation-use mechanisms of traditional villages: A vitality assessment of 26 cases in Beijing, China

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The research aims to assess the vitality of traditional villages in Beijing and understand the relationship between conservation and community engagement.
Developed an evaluation framework based on community agency and heritage continuity.
Classified 26 traditional villages into four vitality types through fieldwork and structured assessments.
Conducted multiple rounds of in-situ fieldwork combining spatial analysis, questionnaires, and interviews.
Identified four vitality types: high community/high heritage, high community/low heritage, low community/high heritage, low community/low heritage.
Described unique devitalization pressures for each vitality type, focusing on market commodification and functional continuity.
Outlined varying conservation-use mechanisms that reflect the unique contexts and needs of each vitality type.

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Evaluates heritage vitality in traditional villages, revealing targeted conservation mechanisms for effective protection.

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HAN et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69bf8692f665edcd009e8ea2 https://doi.org/10.31497/zrzyxb.20260403

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Typological differentiation and conservation-use mechanisms of traditional villages: A vitality assessment of 26 cases in Beijing, China

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