Lugar e poder no desenvolvimento turístico: acompanhamento das complexas articulações da comunidade e da localidade
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turismo, poder, comunidade, consumoResumo
Este artigo esboça o caso da análise do turismo, do poder e do espaço nos processos de desenvolvimento desde a perspectiva da sociologia crítica. Serve-se das recentes tendências na sociologiagia do desenvolvimento por estender os modelos teóricos existentes de maneira que transcenda o rígido Dualismo entre estrutura e organismo de um lado, e sobre o poder e a identidade, por outro. Tal como têm admitido em recentes trabalhos destacados pesquisadores como Picard e Wood (1997), a relação entre turismo e processos de desenvolvimento e transformação social estão mais matizados e variados que os modeos ‘teóricos’ anteriores. Deste ponto de vista, este artigo examina o tema considerando quatro áreas temáticas de especial relevância para o estudo do turismo e suas diversas relações com os processos de mudança social: a relação de comunidade, consumo, produção e espaço de consumo.Downloads
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