anthropology of tourism

is concerned with how and why ethnic stereotypes are constructed and manipulated for tourism.

How and why are ethnic stereotypes constructed and manipulated for tourism (Cohen 1979, Desmond 1999, MacCannell1984, Vanden Berghe 1994)'

is concerned with how conserving natural areas and cultural traditions can lead to tourism benefits for local communities.

How can conserving natural areas and cultural traditions for tourism lead to benefits for local communities (Eadington & Smith 1992, Honey 1999, Lindberg1991)'

is concerned with how cultural traditions are changed or reinvented over time to match tourist expectations.

How are cultural traditions changed or reinvented over time to match tourist expectations (Bendix 1989, Gamper1981, Leong 1989)'

is concerned with how culture is represented in tourist settings, and how is it perceived.

How is culture represented in tourist settings, and how is it perceived (Adams 1984, 1995... Bruner 1987... Bruner & Kirshenblatt-Gimblett 1994... Urry 1990)'

is concerned with how indigenous societies change as they become integrated with the tourism market.

How do indigenous societies change as they become integrated with the tourism market (Mansperger 1995, Seiler-Baldinger1988)'

is concerned with how values about culture change once they are commodified.

How do values about culture change once they are commodified (Cohen 1988, Greenwood1977)'

is concerned with how values about nature change.

How do values about nature change (Davis1997, Groometal 1991, Orams1999)'

is concerned with the connections between play, ritual, and pilgrimage.

What are the connections between play, ritual, and pilgrimage (Cohen 1972, Graburn1983, Turner1982)'

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