Paradise and Plantation: Tourism and Culture in the Anglophone Caribbean (New World Studies)
A scholarly study of tourism, culture, and postcolonial identity in the Anglophone Caribbean, analyzing the legacy of plantations and their ongoing influence.
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Paradise and Plantation explores the relationship between tourism and cultural identity in the Anglophone Caribbean.
The book examines how tourism shapes perceptions of place and history in the region.
It draws on postcolonial theory to analyze the legacy of plantation economies and their influence on modern tourism.
Strachan investigates the tensions between economic development and cultural preservation.
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