Kazakhstan Gulag heritage: Dark tourism and selective interpretation
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AbstractKazakhstan holds some of the most significant Gulag heritage sites; however, tourism research remains limited. This article introduces analysis of contrasting sites and considers how some have been developed and others ignored. Selectivity in interpretation is linked to societal amnesia and the collective trauma experienced by the population of Kazakhstan. The article reaffirms the politicization of heritage in this emergent nation.
- Glasgow Caledonian University United Kingdom
- University of Glasgow United Kingdom
Gulag tourism, Planning and Development, societal amnesia, Geography, selective interpretation, Leisure and Hospitality Management, Transportation, Kazakhstan, heritage, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Tourism
Gulag tourism, Planning and Development, societal amnesia, Geography, selective interpretation, Leisure and Hospitality Management, Transportation, Kazakhstan, heritage, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Tourism
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