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The Political Economy of Tourism Development in Africa
Edited by Peter U. C. Dieke

ISBN: 1-882345-26-6 $79.50 (Hardbound)
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Contents
Dedication

Foreword
Dawid J. de Villiers

Acknowledgements

Chapter 1. The Nature and Scope of the Political Economy of Tourism Development in Africa
Peter U. C. Dieke

Part I: Theoretical and Comparative Prisms

Chapter 2. Tourism in the African Economic Milieu: A Future of Mixed Blessings
Robert A. Poirier

Chapter 3. Tourism in Africa: The Social and Cultural Framework
David Harrison Chapter 4. Tourism and Political Geography in Southern Africa
David B. Weaver Chapter 5. Tourism Policy Formulation in the Southern African Region
Carson L. Jenkins Part II: The Case Studies of Selected African Countries

Chapter 6. Planning Sustainable Tourism in Ghana
Edward Inskeep

Chapter 7. Planning Tourism in a Reconstructing Economy: The Case of Eritrea
Peter M. Burns Chapter 8. The Development of Tourism in Namibia
Carson L. Jenkins Chapter 9. Tourism Development in Kenya
Isaac Sindiga Chapter 10. Tourism Development in Botswana: Problems and Potential
Adams Dambe Chilisa Chapter 11. Ecotourism in Zanzibar, Tanzania
Ahmada H. Khatib Chapter 12. Tourism and Conservation: The Application of Economic Policy Instruments to Wildlife Tourism in Zimbabwe
M. Thea Sinclair and Alan Pack Part III: Institutional Structures and Strategic Policies

Chapter 13. Institutional Support for Tourism Development in Africa
Erik Holm-Petersen

Conclusion
Chapter 14. Tourism and the Transatlantic Slave Trade: Some Issues and Reflections
Nathan K. Austin Chapter 15. Regional Cooperation and Tourism Development in Africa
Victor B. Teye Chapter 16. RETOSA and Tourism Development Cooperation in Southern Africa
Shepherd Nyaruwata Chapter 17. Open Africa: An African NGO Tourism Initiative
Noel N. de Villiers Chapter 18. African Tourism Training and Education: Hits and Misses
Roger Doswell Chapter 19. Tourism and Land Tenure in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Expansion of the Modern Space Economy
David B. Weaver Chapter 20. Tourism and Foreign Investment in Africa
Desmond Omotayo Brown Chapter 21. Community Participation in Tourism in Africa
Laud A. Dei Part IV: Future Perspectives

Chapter 22. Tourism and Africa's Long-Term Development Dynamics
Peter U. C. Dieke

Contributors

Bibliography

Index

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List of Figures
1.1. Map of Africa
6.1. Tourism structure plan for Ghana
6.2. St. George's Castle at Elmina
6.3. Durbar of chiefs at the Pan African Festival (PANAFEST)
6.4. Village tourism accommodation in the northern savannah
7.1. Characteristics of contemporary development planning
7.2. Influences on the development process
7.3. Roles of government in planning tourism
7.4. Map of Eritrea
7.5. Krippendorf-Eshel polarities of tourism policy advice
11.1. Ecotourism model
11.2. Location of Zanzibar
11.3. Red colobus monkey
11.4. Board walk in Jozani Forest Reserve
12.1. Tourist arrivals in Zimbabwe
12.2. Tourist arrivals by origin: 1996
12.3. Tourism receipts and expenditures
12.4. Hotel occupancy in Zimbabwe
16.1. Position of RETOSA in the SACD structure
17.1. Footprint icon of Open Africa
19.1. Sub-Saharan space economy: southern variation
19.2. Sub-Saharan space economy: northern variation
21.1. Model of planning with communities
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List of Tables
1.1. Tourism trends by subregions: 1995-1998
1.2. Top five destinations in Africa: 1998
1.3. Top five earners in Africa: 1998
3.1. Top ten tourism earners in Africa: 1997
3.2. Selected African countries ranked in terms of importance of holidaymaking and leisure tourism, and in terms of their tourism earnings and GNP
4.1. Centrifugal and centripetal forces
4.2. Tourism-related centrifugal and centripetal forces
8.1. Contribution of tourism to the balance of payments
8.2. Tourist arrivals and tourist receipts by country of residence
8.3. Contribution to government revenues: 1996
9.1. Hotel bed-nights occupied by country of residence: 1997
9.2. Number of visitors to parks and game reserves: 1993-1997
9.3. Kenya national and marine parks and reserves
9.4. Average expenditure of international tourists to Kenya
9.5. Direct employment in tourism in Kenya
10.1. Botswana international tourist arrivals
10.2. Botswana international tourist arrivals: projections
11.1. International tourist arrivals by nationality: 1988-97
11.2. Visitor arrivals to Jozani Forest Reserve: 1990-97
11.3. Visitor arrivals to Jozani Forest Reserve by origin: 1997
15.1. Top 20 tourism earners in Africa (1997) international tourism receipts
15.2. Tourism trends in Africa by subregions: 1994 and 1997
15.3. Tourist arrivals and receipts in selected SADC countries: 1994 and 1997
15.4. Significance of regional markets to southern Africa: Tourist arrivals by main markets
16.1. Background to southern Africa
18.1. Levels of skill and responsibility in tourism enterprises
20.1. Frequencies of U.S.-based travel intermediaries' perceptions of touristic attractiveness on profits in Africa
21.1. Villagers' perceptions following park establishment
21.2. Economic activities and other benefits derived by communities living around the park
21.3. Reaction of local communities to issues related to the creation of the park
21.4. Views on hunting within and outside the park
21.5. Effects of park on prices of some forest products

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