Dictionary of Gastronomy – Hotel Industry – Tourism Vol. 1: German – English – French [Hardcover]
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The Heritage Game: Economics, Policy, and Practice (Kindle Edition)
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Review
“In The Heritage Game Alan Peacock and Ilde Rizzo tackle fascinating and under-explored questions about the application of economic theories to cultural policy. They effortlessly combine academic rigour with amusing and perceptive insights into the motivations behind the public guardianship of culture and heritage.”–Mark Jones, Director, Victoria & Albert Museum”Here is a wonderful book on the economics of cultural heritage. It deals with museums and galleries and with mo (more…)
WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT: A SOUVENIR FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM [Hardcover]
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Hotel Rwanda [VHS] (2005)
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Solidly built around a subtle yet commanding performance by Don Cheadle, Hotel Rwanda emerged as one of the most highly-praised dramas of 2004. In a role that demands his quietly riveting presence in nearly every scene, Cheadle plays real-life hero Paul Rusesabagina, a hotel manager in the Rwandan capital of Kigali who in 1994 saved 1,200 Rwandan “guests” from certain death during the genocidal clash between tribal Hutus, who slaughtered a million victims, and the horr (more…)
Hotel: An American History [Paperback]
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From Publishers Weekly
In this lucid and creative work, Sandoval-Strausz, an assistant professor of history at the University of New Mexico, situates the rise of hotels within the history of the triumph of capitalism and of an increasingly mobile society. Hotels, he says, facilitated mobility and the integration of frontier lands into larger networks of capital and commerce. Hotels were also part of the gradual process that dissociated people from particular places. If hotels sol (more…)
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