Community’s Cultural Capital and Soft Power in the Archaeological Site: Case of Community in Phra Nakhon City Wall

Abstract

Building the traditional cultural management of the community in conservation, rehabilitation, and adaptation to the change of globalization era to develop the lifestyle, culture, customs, archaeological site, and historical area to be the community’s cultural capital of Thailand, this should apply the innovation to build the effective community’s cultural capital in Phra Nakhon City Wall in conservation, inheritance, and enhancement. The innovation would successfully, steadily, and sustainably preserve, inherit, and enhance the community’s cultural capital. It would also characterize and transmit the culture to people. The research findings could create a model of conservation, inheritance, and enhancement by emphasizing the result of enhancing cultural inheritance, people participation, and stable and sustainable living.