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An ethnographically-based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise-boat eco-tourism practices in Galápagos, Ecuador

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Main Author: Burke, Adam
Other Authors: Spiegel, Andrew
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: Social Anthropology 2015
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/14074 An ethnographically-based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise-boat eco-tourism practices in Galápagos, Ecuador Burke, Adam Spiegel, Andrew Social Anthopology Includes bibliographical references. Variations in people's notions of sustainability, eco-tourism, and the intersections between the two, calls fora critical assessment of sustainable eco-tourism practices. This is particularly the case in Galápagos, Ecuador, where there has been a recent upsurge in the numbers of eco-tourist visitors and in demand to develop sustainable eco-tourism as also to deal with the social consequences its practices have on people living in the archipelago. My dissertation fieldwork was conducted aboard one of the many catamarans in Galápagos providing eco-tourism opportunities and among terrestrial and marine entry points to the archipelago it visited. My data support an argument that Galapagueños' (Galápagos residents') dependency on eco-tourism has produced both social divides amongst them and changes in their ideas about nature and how to relate to it. 2015-09-25T07:17:37Z 2015-09-25T07:17:37Z 2012 Master Thesis Masters MA http://hdl.handle.net/11427/14074 eng application/pdf Social Anthropology Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
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title An ethnographically-based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise-boat eco-tourism practices in Galápagos, Ecuador
title_full An ethnographically-based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise-boat eco-tourism practices in Galápagos, Ecuador
title_fullStr An ethnographically-based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise-boat eco-tourism practices in Galápagos, Ecuador
title_full_unstemmed An ethnographically-based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise-boat eco-tourism practices in Galápagos, Ecuador
title_short An ethnographically-based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise-boat eco-tourism practices in Galápagos, Ecuador
title_sort ethnographically based critique of sustainable tourism and cruise boat eco tourism practices in galapagos ecuador
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