Neoliberal reform in Machu Picchu : protecting a community, heritage site, and tourism destination in Peru / Pellegrino A. Luciano.
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- 985.37 LUC
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978.032 WOR Dust Bowl : | 979.7 WHI The organic machine / | 981 SLA Entangled edens : | 985.37 LUC Neoliberal reform in Machu Picchu : | 986.12 MUR Reciprocity and redistribution in andean civilizations : | 986.6 KOH How forests think : | 994.01 GRI Hunters and collectors : |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction : Living under the hen -- Imbricated spaces : district, sanctuary, landscape -- Public goods, private interests, and stigmatized identities -- Patchwork : money, class, and patronage -- Knowing what to do -- Machu Picchu and the witnessing world -- Protest and memories of violence -- Sweet dreams and accommodations.
"Luciano analyzes how people in Machu Picchu, Peru, mobilized against neoliberal reforms, describing how they resisted and accommodated large capital investments and conservation efforts to protect their local tourism economy"--
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