Heritage management in Australia and New Zealand : the human dimension

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Part 1: The Human Dimension of Heritage Management: A Framework 1 The Human Dimension of Heritage Management: Different Values, Different Interests, Different Issues, Michael Hall & Simon McArthur 2 Strategic Planning: Integrating People and Place through participation, Michael Hall & Simon McArthur Visitor Management, Simon McArthur & Michael Hall Visitor Research and Monitoring, Simon McArthur & Michael Hall The Marketing of Heritage, Michael Hall & Simon McArthur Interpretation, Simon McArthur & Michael Hall Evaluation, Simon McArthur & Michael Hall Part 2: Natural Places Introduction, Michael Hall & Simon McArthur Using Visitor Research and Monitoring to Improve Visitor Management: Case Studies from Kakadu and Tasmania, Tim Gardner Visitor Perceptions of Taranaki/Egmont National Park, New Zealand, Ross Lawrence, Brian Springett, & Michael Hall Writing Environmental and Park Histories, Steven Mark Visitor Management in Shark Bay, Western Australia, Ross Dowling Walk Softly: The Effectiveness of Tasmanias Minimal Impact Bushwalking Campaign, Tim O'Loughlin Part 3: Managing Community Values: Identity-Place Relations Introduction, Michael Hall & Simon McArthur Identifying Community Values: A Case Study of Northern New South Wales, Ian Dutton & Katrina Luckie Maori heritage, Visitor Management and Interpretation, Ngawini Keelan Authenticity and Cultural Representation: A case Study of Maori Tourism Operators, Bernadine Walsh Aboriginal Heritage and Visitor Management, Bill Boyd & Graeme Ward Marketing Indigenous Heritage: A Case Study of Uluru National Park, Northern Territory, Josette Wells Landscape, Heritage and Identity: Stories from new Zealands West Coast, Val Kirby Linking Tasmanias Cultural and natural Heritage: A Case Study of Waldheim Chalet, Rob Saunders Part 4 : European Culture and the Built Environment Introduction, Michael Hall, Chris Hamon & Simon McArthur A Regional Approach to Heritage Management: A Case Study of Otago, Geoff Kearsley Interpreting Heritage Through Community Involvement: A Case Study of the Mary McKillop Heritage Trail, Penola, South Australia, Lynn Leader Napier: The Art Deco City, Robert McGregor The Wellington Waterfront, Stephen Page Part 5 : Future Directions The Human Dimension of Heritage Management: Different Values, Different Interests...Different Solutions, Michael Hall & Simon McArthur.