Description: This book reintroduces the idea of the city as a territorial concept. The use of the built environment as a lens will place globalization debates in the specific context of national, regional and local expression.
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'This book not only offers a broad and thoughtful exploration of heritage and tradition, but does so in an engaging, perceptive, and considered way, contributing significantly to current tourism discourse.' - Environment and Planning A
'Combining a variety of issues based around tourism planning and consumption, it offers readers, specifically at a multi-based disciplinary postgraduate level, an insightful discussion of the contested notion of heritage.' - Environment and Planning A 'This volume offers an interesting discourse on important concepts in heritage, its creation, propagation, and importance to national identity.' - Annual of Tourism Research