2-0495 LATIN AMERICAN TIDES OF TOURISM, DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 16:00-17:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students

Organizers: Andrew Orta (SLACA)

Chairs: Janferie J Stone (UC Davis)

16:00

Community Perceptions and Community Impact: An Assessment of Water Systems In Rural Bolivia

Maryann R. Cairns (University of South Florida)

16:15

Frontier Town: Marginalization and Urban Networks In the Dominican Republic

Gregory Leroy Teal (University of Western Sydney)

16:30

Having One's "Nature" and Eating It Too? the Politics of Development, Ecotourism, and Environmentalism In the Dominican Southwest

Luisa J Rollins (University of Illinois at Chicago)

16:45

High Marks and Low After a Guatemalan Storm

Janferie J Stone (UC Davis)

17:00

Locality, Memories, and Tourism In Holbox Island: Considerations Around International Tourism Development and Identity Deconstruction In a Former Fishing Population In the Mexican Caribbean

Angeles A. Lopez-Santillan (University of Toronto, Department of Anthropology)

17:15

Perspectives of Community and Tourism In Las Pozas, Guatemala

Ashley Meredith (University of South Florida)

17:30

Discussion

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