Aborigines, Tourism, and Development : The Northern Territory Experience

An economic analysis of the impact of tourism on Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory. It includes case studies dealing with Uluru/Yulara, Kakadu National Park, Gurig National Park, Cobourg Peninsula, Melville Island and Bathurst Island. A central question is whether Aboriginal ownership of important tourist destinations such as Kakadu and Uluru provides Aboriginal people with greater economic and political leverage, and whether tourism genuinely contributes towards economic self-sufficiency. Soft covers with shelf wear, light soiling, crease marks and wear to spine. No prior names or inscriptions, pages unmarked.