John Daniel Giblin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 644456 |
|---|---|
| NOME | John Daniel Giblin |
| PRENOMES | John Daniel |
| SOBRENOME | Giblin |
| ASSINATURA | GIBLIN J D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | British Museum |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
International Heritage Tourism in Rwanda
Through a case study of the Musanze Caves, this paper describes the impact of Rwanda’s heritage tourism industry on archaeological resources. The paper outlines Rwanda’s tourism industry and describes how it privileges ‘natural heritage’ above ‘cultural heritage’, a situation which is negatively impacting upon archaeological sites such as the Musanze Caves. To create the Musanze Caves tourism experience there has been significant non-archaeologic…
Touring and Obscuring Poverty
This paper explores ways pro-poor political messages in cultural-heritage tourism are expressed by tour operators and differentially received and re-communicated by tourists dependent upon whether the experience is located at the center or periphery of national cultural-heritage brands. Two types of cultural-heritage tourism are compared, urban slum tours and rural performances of tradition. Within these types four examples are reviewed, township…
Toward a politicised interpretation ethic in African archaeology
Following the Foucauldian, post-colonial and archaeological post-processual critiques of knowledge construction and more recent calls for a political ethic in archaeology, this paper furthers this discussion by advocating the introduction of a ‘politicised interpretation publication ethic’ in African archaeology. This is a response to a survey of recent African archaeology publications that suggests that ethics and politics continue to be removed…
Post-conflict heritage
Heritage is invoked for post-conflict development by international organisations, governments, and sub-national groups to provide emotional and cultural, including economic, healing for individuals and societies. However, academic critiques of healing-heritage typically cite the failure of heritage to heal, either because it cannot, or because it is managed incorrectly. Thus, an anomalous situation exists between expectations and critiques, which…
A Reconsideration of Rwandan Archaeological Ceramics and their Political Significance in a Post-Genocide Era
Post-conflict heritage
Heritage is invoked for post-conflict development by international organisations, governments, and sub-national groups to provide emotional and cultural, including economic, healing for individuals and societies. However, academic critiques of healing-heritage typically cite the failure of heritage to heal, either because it cannot, or because it is managed incorrectly. Thus, an anomalous situation exists between expectations and critiques, which…
A Reconsideration of Rwandan Archaeological Ceramics and their Political Significance in a Post-Genocide Era
Toward a politicised interpretation ethic in African archaeology
Following the Foucauldian, post-colonial and archaeological post-processual critiques of knowledge construction and more recent calls for a political ethic in archaeology, this paper furthers this discussion by advocating the introduction of a ‘politicised interpretation publication ethic’ in African archaeology. This is a response to a survey of recent African archaeology publications that suggests that ethics and politics continue to be removed…
A Reconsideration of Rwandan Archaeological Ceramics and their Political Significance in a Post-Genocide Era
Toward a politicised interpretation ethic in African archaeology
Following the Foucauldian, post-colonial and archaeological post-processual critiques of knowledge construction and more recent calls for a political ethic in archaeology, this paper furthers this discussion by advocating the introduction of a ‘politicised interpretation publication ethic’ in African archaeology. This is a response to a survey of recent African archaeology publications that suggests that ethics and politics continue to be removed…
Post-conflict heritage
Heritage is invoked for post-conflict development by international organisations, governments, and sub-national groups to provide emotional and cultural, including economic, healing for individuals and societies. However, academic critiques of healing-heritage typically cite the failure of heritage to heal, either because it cannot, or because it is managed incorrectly. Thus, an anomalous situation exists between expectations and critiques, which…
International Heritage Tourism in Rwanda
Through a case study of the Musanze Caves, this paper describes the impact of Rwanda’s heritage tourism industry on archaeological resources. The paper outlines Rwanda’s tourism industry and describes how it privileges ‘natural heritage’ above ‘cultural heritage’, a situation which is negatively impacting upon archaeological sites such as the Musanze Caves. To create the Musanze Caves tourism experience there has been significant non-archaeologic…
Touring and Obscuring Poverty
This paper explores ways pro-poor political messages in cultural-heritage tourism are expressed by tour operators and differentially received and re-communicated by tourists dependent upon whether the experience is located at the center or periphery of national cultural-heritage brands. Two types of cultural-heritage tourism are compared, urban slum tours and rural performances of tradition. Within these types four examples are reviewed, township…
Archaeology (4 obras) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Archaeological Research and Protection (3 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Colonialism (3 obras) · Cultural heritage (3 obras) · Cultural heritage management (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)