Annotated Bibliography: Sustainable Tourism and Indigenous Culture

This annotated bibliography compiles and summarizes eight research articles focusing on sustainable tourism and its relationship with indigenous cultures. The sources cover a range of topics, including the historical roots of sustainable development, the rights of indigenous peoples, ecotourism's role in cultural preservation, and the impact of tourism on indigenous communities. The annotations provide concise summaries of each article's content, scope, usefulness, and limitations, along with key conclusions. The bibliography examines the evolution of sustainable development, the importance of indigenous rights in the context of tourism, and the challenges and opportunities faced by indigenous communities in the face of globalization and environmental exploitation. The articles address the interplay between tourism, cultural heritage, and environmental protection, offering insights into the complexities of sustainable practices and the need for balanced approaches that consider both economic and social factors.

Annotated Bibliography 1
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Annotated Bibliography 2
1. Du Pisani, Jacobus (2006) Sustainable development – historical roots of the concept,
Environmental Sciences, 3:2, 83-96
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/15693430600688831
In this article, Du Pisani and Jacobus review the origin of the aspect of sustainable expansion by
obtainable back in history to outlines its basics. The research’s aim is to describe the idea of
sustainability by taking consideration of the centuries in order to the notion of development. It is
the concept that connected in the reference of developing awareness of a forthcoming ecological
crisis, pretends to have been one of the dynamic forces of global the past in the term around the
end of the 20th century. The scope of the research is that sustainable development focused as a
solution to development issues. The article is useful in historical development of growth, notion
of progress and development and sustainability in various social and economic contexts from
olden days to the modern world. The paradigm was developed by the author to highlight the
subject of the matter for which the author uses various secondary sources in the form of journal
articles and online sites. The limitation of this article is to bind to not go beyond the selected
topic. It can be done from this article that the thought of sustainable expansion was considered as
a compromise between conservation and development.

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2. Drexhage, J. and Murphy, D. (2010) Sustainable Development: From Brundtland to
Rio 2012, International Institute for Sustainable Development/UN Headquarters,
New York http://www.surdurulebilirkalkinma.gov.tr/wp-
content/uploads/2016/06/Background_on_Sustainable_Development.pdf
Drexhage and Murphy highlight the expression of the aspect of sustainability by focusing on the
theory of Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe, it has been argue that the post-structuralism
provides vital factors on the development of the discussion on maritime-concerned affairs. The
scope of the article is to address confronts calls for amendments at the level of the customer in
improved countries. The usefulness of this research is to know more about developed countries
that have the wealth and technical capacity to execute a number of policies related to the needed
level of citizen engagement and political leadership.
Without amendment and genuine deed to deal with stages of customer and resource use in
developed countries, one can barely wait for suppose an open audience among just beginning
countries what endeavors are developed to direct attention to their economic growth and
practices. There is number of sustainable development alleyway are required in both improving
and developed countries. There is a limitation in this article related to the gaps as it has been
found that due to the huge gap in the multilateral process, the author was unable to complete the
research in an adequate manner. It can be concluded from the article that sustainable pathways
are required in both developing and developed countries.

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3. Gilbert, J. (2007). Indigenous Rights in the Making: The United Nations Declaration
on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, International Journal on Minority and Group
Rights 14 (2007) 207–230
http://eprints.mdx.ac.uk/3792/1/IJMGR.pdf
It has been reviewed by Gilbert that the main aim of the research is to the strength of
international development for the resolution of issues arranged by indigenous people in number
of areas like the environment, human rights, health and education. The main aim of this
assignment is to highlight the factors related to the indigenous rights in making the rights of
indigenous people. The scope of the research is to give information regarding the adequate level
of protection for the people who belong to indigenous. The usefulness of this article is that it is
helpful towards specific indigenous rights and on the level of theoretical, in the context to the
argument on the general human rights in against if specific indigenous regime, the option cannot
be one versus another. The limitation of this research is not giving a clear understanding to
demarcate indigenous lands. It can be concluded from the discussion in the article that the role of
UN in the context of the human rights in the improvement of rights of indigenous is huge. This
article will be helpful for me to highlight different factors to accomplish my research.

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4. Corntassel, J. (2008) Toward Sustainable Self-Determination: Rethinking the
Contemporary Indigenous-Rights Discourse. Alternatives 33 (2008), 105–132
http://www.corntassel.net/Sustainable.pdf
It has been reviewed by Corntassel in this article that the land settlement strategies are mentioned
in the article that the original indigenous title to their states and territories. The discussion has
been made on the indigenous people in this assignment. This article describes various questions
related to contemporary indigenous-rights discourse. The main aim of this assignment is to
highlight the factors related to the indigenous self-determination claims. In the context of the
scope of this research, it can be said that one can get enough knowledge regarding global
organizations and various discourses. The usefulness of this article is to get enough knowledge
regarding the distinct processes that endanger the potential of the communities of indigenous.
The limitation of this article is that findings of the research can acquiesce better understanding
related to the applied and theoretical understanding in the context of the effectiveness of
indigenous transnational activist. It can be concluded from this the article that the
implementation factor regarding Rethinking the Contemporary Indigenous-Rights Discourse
would be helpful in bringing better understanding. This would be helpful for my assignment as it
facilitates me to understand different concept regarding Sustainable Self-Determination.

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5. Ecotourism, Sustainable Development, and Cultural Survival: Protecting
Indigenous Culture and Land through Ecotourism
www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/cultural-survival-quarterly/australia/ecotourism-
sustainable-development-and-cultural-s
This article is related to the eco-tourism, sustainable development and cultural survival in which
a number of environmentalist and apprehensive citizens of the world have focused to the people
of Indigenous to reconnect with rediscovering an authentic and level link between environment
and human culture. Ecotourism is elaborated by the ecotourism society in the form of worth
journey to usual zones that preserves the surroundings of the restricted populace, which is a level
of the travel that seeks to help this research. This assignment is focused on globalization and
environmental exploitation. The research is focused on to describe the difficulties of indigenous
people as the economy of the global makes no exemptions. The usefulness of this research is that
the knowledge regarding Nongovernmental organizations has cooperated in facilitating to help a
softer entry into the market economy. The limitation of this research is lack of guidance. It can
be concluded that the mentioned projects in the title which is the starting of the long process that
will decide the potential of land-use for nationally as well as internationally.

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6. Dwyer, T (2013). Interpretation in Maori cultural tourism in New Zealand:
Exploring the perspectives of indigenous and non-indigenous guides:
http://www.pacific-geographies.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/06/pg39_dwyer.pdf
The article depicts that cultural tourism provides opportunities in order to cultural exchange
between the culture and visitors. In order to develop interest in the tourism of indigenous, the
degree of indigenous control over cultural content and image turns out to be expanding vital. In
developing process of the interpretation, guides have a significant role in helping comprehensive
and approval in visitors, thus nurturing respect for indigenous cultural heritage. The aim of this
research is to interpretation in Maori cultural tourism in New Zealand. The scope of this research
is to explore the opinion of indigenous and non-indigenous guides. The usefulness of this
research is to Indigenous tourism, guiding and interpretation. The limitation of this assignment is
to develop and understand as per the requirement due to access to the data. It has been concluded
that there is number of interpretations made regarding the subject in order to increase better
understanding. This article is too helpful for me to understand the aspect of interpretation in
Maori cultural tourism in New Zealand.

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7. Rockstrom, J (2009). Planetary boundaries: exploring the safe operating space for
humanity. Ecology and Society 14(2): 32.
[online] http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol14/iss2/art32/
This article is reviewed by Rockstrom regarding anthropogenic pressure that has developed a
scale where a sudden environmental change of global cannot be included for so long. The main
aim of this assignment is to describe number of planetary boundaries can be harmful because of
the risk of journey entrance that will be marked for trigger non-linear. The usefulness of this
article is to define new confronts need new thinking on global sustainability. The limitation of
this article is the tight coupling with the other boundaries and global freshwater use. The
conclusion of this article is that it described all relevant information regarding operating space
for humanity. However, this article will not be supporting in my further assignment but it would
be helpful in giving clear insight regarding planetary boundaries.

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8. Jovicic, J. and Dragin, A. (2008) The Assessment of Carrying Capacity - A Crucial
Tool for Managing Tourism Effects in Tourist Destinations
Jovicic and Dragin review this article by giving the significance of carrying capacity which is
considered as the major tool for handling effects of the tourism in tourism destinations. The main
aim of this assignment is to satisfy the needs of the domicile population which is the local
market. The researcher can use this research in the context of defining the features of the
destination. The usefulness of this article is to know more about the key factors that impact on
carrying capacity. The limitation of this article is to research under limited zone without taking
consideration of the primary data. It can be concluded from this article that carrying capacities
are liable for bringing change in the process of technological and goals. This article is helpful in
getting a better understanding regarding prevailing opinion.