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Title: 2008 ATLAS (Association for Tourism and Leisure Education) Annual Conference: "Selling or Telling? Paradoxes in Tourism, Culture and Heritage"  
Dates: 2 - 4 July 2008
Venue: Brighton, United Kingdom
Organizers: Brighton University
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More info: http://www.atlas-euro.org/pages/content/pgbrighton.htm
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The School of Service Management (SSM), in conjunction with EPOCH from the Brighton Business School, are proud to announce they are hosting the annual ATLAS conference. This is the first time the conference has been held in England and thus it is expected that approximately 150+ delegates from ATLAS Europe and EPOCH as well as others from around the world will attend the event.

The idea behind this conference is to provide an intellectual space to explore the numerous issues that exist between the 'selling' and 'telling' of cultural heritage through tourism. The conflicts range from purely commercial (i.e. competition for space between residents and tourists) and the more esoteric aspects of how and who makes visual, political and cultural representation of local people. The four streams are interconnected so as to provide a coherent logic to the proceedings yet diverse enough to allow for a wide range of multidisciplinary papers that will enable lively debate and provide new insights into this complex area.

 

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