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Proceedings of the Conference ~ Cape Breton in Transition: Economic Diversification and Prospects for Tourism

edited by William A. O'Shea ,
Carol Corbin and Eric Krause
(October 20-21, 1998)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, COMMUITY VOICE, AND THE ENVIRONMENT By J. Robert Cox

GAUGING THE IMPACT OF OPPORTUNITY: An Analysis of Sustainable Ecotourism in Cape Breton Native Communities By Mary-Jo MacKay

OPEN-AIR MUSEUMS: Enhancing Viability Without Compromising Integrity By Michael Seaman, BES, MEDS

KIMBERLEY: MINING COMMUNITY TO TOURIST TOWN by Agnes Koch

COMMUNITY BASED TOURISM: IS IT POSSIBLE? By Angus MacIntyre

INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND THE "NEW ECONOMY": Cape Breton Confronts an Uncertain Future By David Johnson

CAPE BRETON'S MUSIC: Living Tradition by David Mahalik

CANSO AND LUNENBURG: A Comparison of Tourism Development in Two Coastal Communities in Nova Scotia By Donald F. Chard

ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION AND PROSPECTS FOR TOURISM: The Power of Women in Community Development Notes from the Roundtable Discussion By Adriani Papadopoulou

SELLING HISTORY WHILE MAINTAINING AUTHENTICITY (Some Notes Introducing the Round Table Discussion) By William A. O'Shea

Published by the Louisbourg Heritage Society
ISBN 1-896218--07-5
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