The Politics of Heritage Tourism in China: A View from Lijiang

Xiaobo Su · Peggy Teo

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Cultural Identity and Heritage Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation

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1. Rethinking tourism politics 2. The cultural politics of tourism: exploring the complexity of hegemony 3. Locating Lijiang: connections and process 4. Producing heritage: Lijiang's immersion into global tourism 5. Consuming heritage: tourists' expectations and influence on Lijiang 7. Local agency in heritage tourism 8. Conclusion: cultural politics of heritage tourism and beyond

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