This book examines the effects of ecotourism on Indigenous peoples chronicling the costs and benefits of ecotourism from a comparative and anthropological perspective.
This book examines the effects of ecotourism on Indigenous peoples chronicling the costs and benefits of ecotourism from a comparative and anthropological perspective.
Wayne A. Babchuk is professor in the Quantitative, Qualitative, and Psychometric Methods (QQPM) program in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Robert K. Hitchcock is professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico.
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List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgments Chapter 1. Ecotourism, Indigenous Peoples, and Societal Impacts Wayne A. Babchuk and Robert K. Hitchcock Chapter 2. Sustainable Tourism: Marketing Indigenous Identity in the Plurinational State of Bolivia F. Sonia Arellano-López Chapter 3. Challenges of Ecotourism among the San of Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe Robert K. Hitchcock, Wayne A. Babchuk, and Melinda C. Kelly Chapter 4. Ecotourism, Anthropology, and San Community Docents and Activists: Some Interactions Megan Biesele Chapter 5. 'Your Soul Will Remember': Reconnecting with the Kalahari, Celebrating Traditional Knowledge, Sharing the Meat, and Becoming a Community on the ?Khomani San Lands Today R. Fleming Puckett Chapter 6. The Mayanization of the Ch'orti': Indigenous Identity amid Tourism-based Development Initiatives in Copán, Honduras Fredy Rodriguez-Mejia Chapter 7. Aboriginal Alternative Tourism in Arnhem Land: Tourism as Cultural Learning Sachiko Kubota Chapter 8. How Does Cultural Tourism in a National Monument Affect its Affiliated Pueblo Tribes? Vidal Gonzales, Robert K. Hitchcock and Melinda C. Kelly Chapter 9. Covid-19 and the Limits of Community-Based Ecotourism as a Sustainable Livelihood Diversification Strategy: The Case of the Indigenous Karo of Batu Katak, North Sumatra, Indonesia Roderick T.J. Buiskool and Stasja Koot Chapter 10. Change among the Wannilaeto of Sri Lanka: Land, Livelihoods, and Ecotourism Impacts Wiveca Stegeborn About the Contributors
List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgments Chapter 1. Ecotourism, Indigenous Peoples, and Societal Impacts Wayne A. Babchuk and Robert K. Hitchcock Chapter 2. Sustainable Tourism: Marketing Indigenous Identity in the Plurinational State of Bolivia F. Sonia Arellano-López Chapter 3. Challenges of Ecotourism among the San of Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe Robert K. Hitchcock, Wayne A. Babchuk, and Melinda C. Kelly Chapter 4. Ecotourism, Anthropology, and San Community Docents and Activists: Some Interactions Megan Biesele Chapter 5. 'Your Soul Will Remember': Reconnecting with the Kalahari, Celebrating Traditional Knowledge, Sharing the Meat, and Becoming a Community on the ?Khomani San Lands Today R. Fleming Puckett Chapter 6. The Mayanization of the Ch'orti': Indigenous Identity amid Tourism-based Development Initiatives in Copán, Honduras Fredy Rodriguez-Mejia Chapter 7. Aboriginal Alternative Tourism in Arnhem Land: Tourism as Cultural Learning Sachiko Kubota Chapter 8. How Does Cultural Tourism in a National Monument Affect its Affiliated Pueblo Tribes? Vidal Gonzales, Robert K. Hitchcock and Melinda C. Kelly Chapter 9. Covid-19 and the Limits of Community-Based Ecotourism as a Sustainable Livelihood Diversification Strategy: The Case of the Indigenous Karo of Batu Katak, North Sumatra, Indonesia Roderick T.J. Buiskool and Stasja Koot Chapter 10. Change among the Wannilaeto of Sri Lanka: Land, Livelihoods, and Ecotourism Impacts Wiveca Stegeborn About the Contributors
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