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Anthropology and tourism: Conference papers are online

by lorenz on Jun 13, 2007 in Open Access Anthropology and Knowledge Sharing, anthropology (general), journal articles / papers, tourism

Have they forgotten to password protect the papers? Last year, you needed a password to open the papers of the ASA conference Anthropology and Cosmopolitaism. This year's papers are freely accessible to everybody- good news! A step towards Open Access Anthropology? Thinking through tourism was the topic of the annual conference by the Association of Social Anthropologist of the UK and Commonwealth (ASA).

The papers can be found in the sections Panels and Plenaries.

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