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Indigenous
Peoples Specialty Group
Sponsored Session
2009 Annual Meeting
Association of American Geographers
Las Vegas, Nevada; March 22-27, 2009
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Title: |
Indigenous Tourism 1 |
Description: |
As indigenous people are impacted by global tourism, they often employ various techniques in dealing with tourism's pressures. Subsequent strategies range from avoidance to engagement and this session will address these issues on local, regional and national levels. Papers will explore the paradoxes, issues and dilemmas confronting both indigenous people and the tourism industry.
Topics might include:
--Aboriginal control of tourism;
--development in local communities;
--cultural preservation;
--indigenous people involvement in tourism;
--national implications |
Anticipated Attendance: |
50 |
Organizers: |
Lorri K. Krebs |
Sanjay K Nepal
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Chairs: |
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Participants: |
Presenter: |
Teresa Tao, Tourism as a Form of Livelihood Diversification: A Case Study from Taiwan |
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Kari Forbes-Boyte, "Is it a playground or a prayer ground?: The Lakota, bikers, and Bear Butte State Park |
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Tanya Chung Tiam Fook, Sites of Entanglement, Reclaiming and Cross-Fertilization: A study on collaborative wildlife conservation in Guyana |
Presenter: |
Lindsay Anderson, Ethnoscapes of Textiles, Traders and Tourists: Ethnic minority textile commodity chains in the context of Vietnam's market liberalization. |
Presenter:
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Jennifer Devine, The Maya Spirit: Tourism and Multiculturalism in Post Peace Accords Guatemala
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Sponsorships: |
Recreation, Tourism, and Sport Specialty Group, Indigenous Peoples Specialty Group
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