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• 1- Ethnographies of Global Tourism: Cultural Heritage, Economic Encounters, and the Redefinition of Impact, by Sarah Lyon and E. Christian Wells Part I: Cultural Heritage
• 2- Shifting Values and Meanings of Heritage: From Cultural Appropriation to Tourism Interpretation and Back, by Noel B. Salazar
• 3- Mayanizing Tourism on Roatan Island, Honduras: Archaeological Perspectives on Heritage, Development, and Indigeneity, by Alejandro J. Figueroa, Whitney A. Goodwin, and E. Christian Wells
• 4- Shaping Heritage to Serve Development: Bureaucratic Conflict and Local Agency at Two Chinese Heritage Sites, by Robert Shepherd Part II: Economic Encounters in Touristic Spheres
• 5- Of Sales Pitches and Speech Genres: Peddling Personality on the Riverfront of Banaras, by Jenny Huberman
• 6- Tourism as Transaction: Commerce and Heritage on the Inca Trail, by Keely Maxwell
• 7- Spiritual Spaces, Marginal Places: The Commodification of a Nalu Sacred Grove, by Brandon D. Lundy
• 8- Becoming Tongan Again: Generalized Reciprocity Meets Tourism in Tonga, by Patricia L. Delaney and Paul A. Rivera
• 9- Women, Entrepreneurship, and Empowerment: Black-Owned Township Tourism in Cape Town, South Africa, by Katrina T. Greene Part III: Redefining Tourism's "Impact"
• 10- Sacrificing Cultural Capital for Sustainability: Identity, Class, and the Swedish Staycation, by Cindy Isenhour
• 11- Reproductive Tourism: Health Care Crisis Reifies Global Stratified Reproduction, by Amy Speier
• 12- The Uses of Ecotourism: Articulating Conservation and Development Agendas in Belize, by Laurie Kroshus Medina
• 13- Who Owns Ecotourism? The Ecoturismo Seri Case, by Diana Luque, Beatriz Camarena, Patricia L. Salido, Moises Rivera, Eduwiges Gomez, Maria Cabral, and Ruben Lechuga 14-The Effects of Tour ism and Western Consumption on the Gendered Production and Distribution of Bogolan: Development Initiatives and Malian Women as Agents for Change, by Sarah Lockridge Index About the Editors and Contributors.
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