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Violet Cuffy,Jane CarrThe book draws from new research in a Creole led project (supported by the AHRC).Contributors draw on a wealth of experience within different Creole communities.Rich case studies provide examples of C

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Niels Van Quaquebeke,Matthias M. Grafga tambour as intangible cultural heritage. .Further examination of the social discourse of heritage and culture is drawn upon to inform key lessons learnt for future development from the Mauritius perspective and among Creole populations further afield.

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Beckerts neopragmatistische Marktsoziologie,tangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) which embody traditions in the Francophone countries explored in this volume. This chapter concludes the volume by espousing a Centre of Excellence Framework as a possible vehicle for advancing national cultural development in tourism dependent Small Island Developing States (SIDS).

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Valorisation of the Intangible Creole Heritage in Mauritius: A Case Study,ga tambour as intangible cultural heritage. .Further examination of the social discourse of heritage and culture is drawn upon to inform key lessons learnt for future development from the Mauritius perspective and among Creole populations further afield.

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,Embodying Creole Heritage: The Dominican Bélé,itates understanding of how Creole performance traditions, such as Bélé, can be understood as a living heritage through which the negotiation of Creole identities is sustained as communities face changing global contexts.