Cover -- Copyright Information -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Figure 1 Map of Botswana showing the location of Tsodilo World Heritage (WHS) Site -- Figure 2 Perception of Authorship of the Rock Paintings -- Figure 3 Income in BWP (Botswana Pula) From Crafts Sales (Aug-Sep 2013) Tourism Development Plan -- Figure 4. The Relationship between Heritage Management and Community Relevance Markers -- Figure 5 Contexts in Which the Host Interacts With the Visitors and the Core of Heritage Management Strategies
Figure 6 Weld fire approaching the Tsodilo Village in the winter of 2014. Picture by S. Basinyi (2014) -- Figure 7 The Abandoned Church Structure at the Mosheshe Old settlement. Picture by S. Basinyi (2015) -- Figure 8 Onsite access road passes through old Ju/hoansi settlement. Picture by S. Basinyi (2015) -- Figure 9 Fading Rock Art Panel in Tsodilo hills Picture by S. Basinyi (2016) -- Figure 10 Factors Influencing the Nature of Heritage Management and Recognition of the Local Community
Figure 11 summarizes the emergent categories of factors that contribute and constitute the nature of contact between the stakeholders on site and in community spaces. These are discussed in detail in the chapter. -- Figure 12 Film viewing at the J/hoansi Residence Photo by S. Basinyi (2016) -- Figure 13 Number of Registered Visitors (June -- October 2013) Source -- Tsodilo Tourism Development Plan (2013) -- Figure 14 Ju/hoansi Evening around Fire Dance Performance and Filmmaking Photo by S. Basinyi (2015) -- Figure 15 Factors Influencing Interaction and Heritage Management in Tsodilo WHS
List of Tables -- Table 1 Summary of Interview Data Sources -- Table 2 Range Of Participants Selected For Study -- Table 3 Translated Text and Codes (Coding) -- Table 4 Emerging Patterns of the Data -- Table 5 Emerging Concepts and Example of Tentative Categories from Focused Coding Process -- Table 6 Theoretical Coding of the Established Borders -- Table 7 Codes Supporting the Responsibility of the Host community -- Table 8 Values Related Codes Supporting the Global Approaches in Tsodilo Heritage Management -- Table 9 Codes Supporting Spirituality and Kinship Values
Table 10 codes supporting conflicting value category -- Table 11 Codes Supporting Manner of Interaction between Host and Visitor -- Table 12 Codes Supporting the Effortless Interactions -- Table 13 Negative Outcome of the Interaction with the Visitor -- Table 14 Profile of the research team -- Table 15 Example of Focused codes and interview excerpts -- Table 16 Example of the coding process -- Table 17 Example of Focused codes -- Table 18 example of codes on Community and visitor interactions -- Table 19 Participant outline -- Acknowledgements -- Acronyms -- Foreign Words
Summary
In 2008 several heritage sites in Botswana were opened for tourism in addition to the Tsodilo World Heritage Site. Insufficient research was undertaken to understand how local communities and local cultures respond to these ventures. This study presents an overview of community transformation and responses to heritage sites as globalised platforms
