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Current issues in Southeast Asian tourism

Hitchcock, Michael; King, Victor T.; Parnwell, Michael J. G. - In: Tourism in Southeast Asia : challenges and new directions, (pp. 309-313). 2009

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Introduction: "tourism in Southeast Asia" revisited

Hitchcock, Michael; King, Victor T.; Parnwell, Michael J. G. - In: Tourism in Southeast Asia : challenges and new directions, (pp. 1-42). 2009

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Heritage futures

Hitchcock, Michael; King, Victor T.; Parnwell, Michael J. G. - In: Heritage tourism in Southeast Asia, (pp. 264-273). 2010

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Heritage tourism in Southeast Asia

Hitchcock, Michael; King, Victor T.; Parnwell, Michael J. G. - In: Heritage tourism in Southeast Asia, (pp. 1-27). 2010

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Anthropology and tourism in Southeast Asia : comparative studies, cultural differentiation and agency

King, Victor T. - In: Tourism in Southeast Asia : challenges and new directions, (pp. 43-68). 2009

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Models and realities : Malaysian national planning and East Malaysian development problems

King, Victor T. - In: Modern Asian studies 22 (1988) 2, pp. 263-298

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[Rezension von: Southeast Asia, ed. by Robert Higgott ..]

King, Victor T. - In: Journal of contemporary Asia 16 (1986) 4, pp. 520-533

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Tourism and culture in Malaysia

King, Victor T. - In: Southeast Asian journal of social science 20 (1992) 1, pp. 1-17

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Issues in rural development in Malaysia

King, Victor T. (contributor); … - 1992

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Land settlement schemes and the alleviation of rural poverty in Sarawak, East Malaysia : a critical commentary

King, Victor T. - In: Southeast Asian journal of social science 14 (1986) 1: Wealth and poverty in contemporary Southeast Asia, pp. 71-99

The two main strategies which have been used in Sarawak to eradicate rural poverty has been, first, in situ agricultural improvement and land development, and secondly the opening up of new land and resettlement with the concentration of cash crops such as oil palm, rubber and cocoa. The paper...

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