TOURISM DEVELOPMENT ON THE ISLAND OF POHNPEI (FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA) - SACREDNESS, CONTROL AND AUTONOMY

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作者：

DAHL, C

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OCEAN & COASTAL MANAGEMENT | 1993年 / 20卷 / 03期

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10.1016/0964-5691(93)90069-B

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P7 [海洋学];

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0707 ;

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The movement of people, essentially for pleasure, is the salient aspect of tourism. This characteristic makes tourism a profound force for cultural and environmental change. Small islands, by their very nature, lie wholly within the coastal zone. Tourism-related issues associated with development are magnified because of size and isolation; unique environments, species and cultures are tightly interwoven. This paper examines the beginnings of tourism development on one such island-Pohnpei, a volcanic island in the tropical Pacific. Issues are discussed in the context of two extreme alternatives of development: 'alternative' or 'eco' tourism and mass tourism.

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