Cultural Heritage, Community Engagement and Sustainable Tourism
Case Studies from Archaeological Sites in the Global South
Series: Contemporary Geographies of Leisure, Tourism and Mobility;
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Routledge
- Date of Publication 13 May 2025
- ISBN 9781032792255
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages312 pages
- Size 234x156 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations 102 Illustrations, black & white; 101 Halftones, black & white; 1 Line drawings, black & white 700
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Short description:
This timely and innovative book critically explores how cultural heritage in the global south can be used to mobilise community engagement and promote sustainable tourism at archaeological sites.
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This timely and innovative book critically explores how cultural heritage in the global south can be used to mobilise community engagement and promote sustainable tourism at archaeological sites.
Whilst the volume covers theoretical issues, it also offers insight into how both small and large projects from low- and middle-income countries, start, plan, and develop, as well as if and how they achieve their sustainable goals. Core to this investigation, each specifically commissioned chapter contribution looks at the challenges of developing collaboration and joint ownership between multiple stakeholders, ranging from local communities to national governments. In addition, the book also considers how the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic were managed, with lessons for future events. This significant volume recognises the value of developing collaborative partnerships between academic institutes, NGOs and local communities, to help achieve community engagement and sustainable development at tourist archaeological sites.
This is valuable reading for those interested in tourism, heritage studies, archaeology, geography, tourism studies and cultural studies.
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1. Introduction Part 1. Asia 2. The Faynan Heritage Project: Developing a Local Museum Within a Rural Bedouin Community of Southern Jordan 3. Developing a Heritage-themed Bedouin Handicraft Business in Faynan, Jordan: Success, Failure and Reflections 4. Community-based Conservation and Promotion of the Neolithic Site of Beidha, Jordan 5. SELA: Community and Heritage in Jordan 6. The Land of Nineveh Archaeological Project: Cultural Heritage Protection and Enhancement, Community Engagement and Sustainable Tourism in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq 7. Building Community Archaeology Practice and Heritage Tourism for Sustainable Development in a Post-Conflict Zone: The ACT and ALIPH Projects in the Swat Valley (Pakistan) 8. Initiating the Transformation of Spanish Colonial Era Archaeology of Cagayan Province, Philippines, into Cultural Heritage Part 2. Africa 9. Community and Archaeology at Armana: Exploring Sustainable Heritage Strategies for Rural Egypt 10. Community-Engaged Archaeology at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Jebel Barkal, Sudan 11. Co-Production Networks for Community Heritage in Tanzania (CONCH) Part 3. Central and South America 12. Santa Cruz Mixtepec: Community Engagement and Religious Heritage in Mexico 13. Biocultural Heritage and Archaeology as Sources of Knowledge, Cultural Identity, Sustainable Tourism and Economic Resilience in Ligüiqui, Manabí, Ecuador 14. The PIARA Peru Project at Hualcayán: An Archaeology and Partnership of Care 15. Utilising Cultural Heritage to Improve Water Security and Agro-Pastoral Farming in the Peruvian Andes Part 4. Overview 16. Experiences, Lessons, Celebration
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