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Stealing the sacred: Why ‘global heritage’ discourse is perceived as a frontal attack on local heritage-making in Madagascar

  • Evers S
  • Seagle C
Madagascar Conservation & Development (2012) 7(2S)
DOI: 10.4314/mcd.v7i2s.6
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Tanin drazana: auch wichtig für Ansprüche an Samata-erben vom Großvater

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Evers, S., & Seagle, C. (2012). Stealing the sacred: Why ‘global heritage’ discourse is perceived as a frontal attack on local heritage-making in Madagascar. Madagascar Conservation & Development, 7(2S). https://doi.org/10.4314/mcd.v7i2s.6

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