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This project examines the impact of tourism on Aboriginal culture and social policy in Broome, Australia. It focuses on how tourism alters perceptions of Aboriginal heritage and influences minority representation, integrating perspectives from various stakeholders in the tourism industry.
This project analyses tourism development in relation to social policy in Broome, Western Australia.
Tourism is the largest and fastest growing industry in the world and therefore a major field in the area of globalization.
Social policy is an integral part of this growing market space.
The central question is how images of Aboriginal culture and environment change through tourism impact and how these changes affect minorities and their political representation in Australian society.
The primary…
MARTIN-LUTHER-UNIVERSITAT HALLE-WITTENBERG
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