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.... Milpa As an Ideological Weapon: Tourism and Maya Migration to Cancún Alicia Re Cruz, Institute of Anthropology, University of North Texas 6933 ETHNOHISTORY / 50:3 / sheet 79 of 178 Abstract...

... articles ranging from an exami- nation of identity displays at a Mashantucket gaming resort to a discus- sion of Maya migrants’ milpa-ization of Cancún, an exploration of two Kwakwaka’wakw museums, a historical tracing of s Lac du...

... in a global context, Alicia Re Cruz’s contribution on the Mayan engagement with the tourist culture of Cancún analyzes the impli- cations for these two very different communities. She traces the history of these towns and shows...

... pyramids. It is close enough to Mérida and Cancún in the Yucatán to make it an easy one-day excursion. The archaeological site was opened to the public in 1994. In the early 2000s, state-funded community-based tourism (CBT) projects began to transform the community. CBT development funding initially...

... tourist economy based in 1 Mérida and Cancún. The politics of tourism thus infuses its municipal and town dynamics differently from the politics of other rural Yucatec commu...

..., and Engagement in Native North America (Walnut Creek, CA, 2008). 11 M. Bianet Castellanos, A Return to Servitude: Maya Migration and the Tourist Trade in Cancún (Minneapolis, MN, 2010); Wayne A. Cornelius, David Fitz- gerald, and Pedro Lewin Fischer, eds., Mayan Journeys: The New Migration...

... culture has always been part of the touristic attraction, efforts have focused on reinterpretation of old cultural attractions and the framing of new ones (Schutte, this issue). For the Maya of Yucatán, by contrast, Cancún...

... of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors. The authors of the twelve...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...

... As the third largest source of Mexico’s GDP, the tourist industry increas- ingly impacts the lives of Mexicans from Cabo San Lucas to Cancún. Each year, the complex practice of tourism brings together politicians, national and foreign investors, local communities, and millions of visitors...