Cultural tourism in a changing world: politics, participation and (re)presentation.

Melanie Smith · Mike Robinson

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Section One - Politics and Cultural Policy Chapter 2 - Cultural Politics, Cultural Policy and Cultural TourismJim Butcher Chapter 3 - Heritage Tourism Politics in Ireland Catherine Kelly Chapter 4 - Heritage Tourism and Revitalization of Barony Life in NorwayArvid Viken Chapter 5 - Cultural Tourism and Socio-economic Development in Poland Barbara Marciszewska Section Two - Community Participation and Empowerment Chapter 6 - Cultural Tourism, Community Participation and EmpowermentStroma Cole Chapter 7 - Cultural Tourism in African Communities: A Comparison Between Cultural Manyattas in Kenya and the Cultural Tourism Project in Tanzania Rene van der Duim, Karin Peters & John Akama Chapter 8 - Community Crafts Tourism in Lapland Satu Miettinen Chapter 9 - Community Spirit: The Success Story of IRD KiltimaghFrances McGettigan, Kevin Burns & Fiona Lynch Chapter 10 - Township Tourism: Blessing or Blight? The Case of Soweto in South AfricaJenny Briedenhann & Pranhill RamchanderSection Three - Authenticity and Commodification Chapter 11 - Cultural Tourism: Aspects of Authenticity and CommodificationNikki MacLeod Chapter 12 - The Process of Authenticating Souvenirs Frans Schouten Chapter 13 - Pataxo Tourist Arts and Cultural AuthenticityRodrigo de Azeredo Grunewald Chapter 14 - Authenticity and Commodification of Balinese Dance Performances Tanuja Barker, Darma Putra & Agung. WiranathaSection Four - Interpretation Chapter 15 - Interpretation in Cultural TourismLaszlo PuczkoChapter 16 - Interpretation in the House of TerrorTamara Ratz Chapter 17 - Museum Politics and Interpretation in the UKJosie Appleton Chapter 18 - Caves in Belgium: Standardisation or Diversification?Anya Diekmann, Geraldine Maulet & Stephanie Queriat Chapter 19 - Liberating the Heritage City: Towards Cultural EngagementMarion Stuart-Hoyle & Jane Lovell

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