Titlebook: Collision or Collaboration; Archaeology Encounte Peter G. Gould,K. Anne Pyburn Textbook 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

发生

Governing Community-Based Heritage Tourism Clusters: I Parchi della Val di Cornia, Tuscany,e vehicle for development, in many cases, is the creation of tourism businesses based on local heritage resources. The challenge is to create economically viable enterprises that serve the needs of local communities and those of archaeology, rather than benefit external, even multinational organizat

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Governance Structures for the Heritage Commons: ,-Ecomuseum of Santo Adriano, Spain,al economies that give rise to them. It stems from a growing dissatisfaction with the ever more dysfunctional and socially and economically unfair character that heritage management has adopted in Spain since the start of a devastating economic crisis in 2008. The aim of our exploratory inquiry is t

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HALL

Developing Archaeology,holders seems like a way to develop a sustainable tourist economy. A sustainably developed CPR could provide the economic stability that many believe underpins human rights. This paper describes the marginal success of the development of the archaeological site of Chau Hiix, Belize as a CPR for Croo

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Nonporous

Kindeswohl: Zur Ambivalenz eines Konzeptesunderpins human rights. This paper describes the marginal success of the development of the archaeological site of Chau Hiix, Belize as a CPR for Crooked Tree Village. An alternative type of contribution that archaeologists can make in support of human rights is suggested.

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Developing Archaeology,underpins human rights. This paper describes the marginal success of the development of the archaeological site of Chau Hiix, Belize as a CPR for Crooked Tree Village. An alternative type of contribution that archaeologists can make in support of human rights is suggested.

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Textbook 2017s with economic development: Is collision with development still the best course? Or, is a more effective strategy to pursue collaborative relationships with the forces of economic and social change? . . .

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Roland Bless,Stefan Mink,Marcus Schöllermands for economic growth and so collide with potentially irresistible demands. This chapter presents the context in which these issues must be considered, and reviews the themes arising from the chapters in this volume, which in the aggregate evaluate the question of Collision or Collaboration from a global perspective.

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Roland Bless,Stefan Mink,Marcus Schöllerujang Valley, Kedah and Malaysian Borneo. It then describes the legislative context within which heritage management operates in Malaysia, and considers further steps that could be taken by governments and other stakeholders to enhance the preservation of Malaysian archaeological heritage.