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August 2, 2026Time & Society

Temporal regimes in heritage and urban planning: Conceptualising the ordering of past, present and future

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JSJoar Skrede

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This article analyzes how time is structured in heritage and urban planning, suggesting a link between past, present, and future.

Key Points

  • The research aims to conceptualize temporal regimes to better understand how time is valued and linked in heritage and urban planning.
  • Draws on sociological and historical research on social time and modern temporality.
  • Proposes three ideal-typical temporal regimes observed in heritage-related urban development.
  • Analyzes linguistic, visual, and institutional expressions of each temporal regime.
  • Identified the continuity regime where the past supports identity with minimal changes.
  • Outlined the modernisation regime that views the future as a qualitative improvement over a flawed past.
  • Described the sustainability/resilience regime where heritage is integrated into risk and long-term planning.

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Joar Skrede (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6eeae61b0468a7eeab38d3https://doi.org/10.1177/0961463x261459538
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