Heritage Tourism in Southeast Asia

, by Hitchcock, Michael; King, Victor T.; Parnwell, Michael

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ISBN: 9780824835057 | 0824835050
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Copyright: 8/30/2010

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Preface and Acknowledgements	p. vii
Contributors	p. xi
Heritage Tourism in Southeast Asia	p. 1
Courting and Consorting with the Global: the Local Politics of an Emerging World Heritage Site in Sulawesi, Indonesia	p. 28
The Reconstruction of Atayal Identity in Wulai, Taiwan	p. 49
Outdoor Ethnographic Museums, Tourism and Nation Building in Southeast Asia	p. 72
Histories, Tourism and Museums: Re-making Singapore	p. 83
World Heritage Sites in Southeast Asia: Angkor and Beyond	p. 103
National Identity and Heritage Tourism in Melaka	p. 130
Interpreters of Space, Place and Cultural Practice: Processes of Change through Tourism, Conservation, and Development in George Town, Penang, Malaysia	p. 147
Aspiring to the 'Tourist Gaze': Selling the Past, Longing for the Future at the World Heritage Site of Hue, Vietnam	p. 173
Vietnam's Heritage Attractions in Transition	p. 202
Handicraft Heritage and Development in Hai Duong, Vietnam	p. 221
Tourism and Natural Heritage Management in Vietnam and Thailand	p. 236
Heritage Futures	p. 264
Bibliography	p. 274
Index	p. 309
Figures
Map of Taiwan showing location of Wulai	p. 50
Diagram to represent shifts in multiple identities	p. 55
Determinants of the nature of the Atayal's multiple identities: before 1895	p. 53
An Atayal woman with facial tattoo	p. 59
Shifts in the Atayal's multiple identities: after Japanese colonization, 1895-1945	p. 61
Shifts in the Atayal's multiple identities: after tourism development, 1945-1990	p. 64
Shifts in the Atayal's multiple identities: after the rise of democracy in Taiwan and the decline in international tourism in Wulai, 1990 to the present	p. 68
Atayal women and a Han Chinese man with facial tattoo stickers	p. 69
Map of George Town	p. 151
Typical Ha Long Bay landscape	p. 242
Ha Long Bay, Vietnam	p. 243
Phang Nga Bay, Thailand	p. 252
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UNESCO world cultural and natural heritage sites in Southeast Asia	p. 8
The Orient responds through the national museums of Singapore: de-orientalism, re-orientalism and reverse orientalism	p. 100
Market mix of tourist arrivals, Penang: January-September 2004 and January-September 2005	p. 157
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