The Cultural Wealth of Nations

Author/creator Bandelj, Nina Editor
Other author Wherry, Frederick Editor
Format Electronic
Publication InfoPalo Alto : Stanford University Press Chicago : Chicago Distribution Center [Distributor]
Description296 p. 09.000 x 06.000 in.
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Summary Annotation <div>Symbolic resources affect social, cultural, and economic development. The value of being "Made in America" or "Made in Italy," for example, depends not only on the material advantages each place offers but also on the symbolic resources embedded in those places of production. Drawing on case studies that range from the vineyards of South Africa and the textiles of Thailand to the Mundo Maya in Latin America and tourist destinations in Tuscany, this volume examines the various forms that cultural wealth takes, the processes involved in its construction, and the ways it is deployed.<br /><br />Leading scholars from a range of disciplinary backgrounds examine how symbolic resources and cultural understandings help firms and regions develop. Through a thoughtful analysis of current- day cases, as well as historical developments,<i>The Cultural Wealth of Nations</i>offers an exciting new alternative to standard economic explanations about the wealth and poverty of nations.</div>
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LCCN 2011011736
ISBN9780804776448
ISBN080477644X (Trade Cloth) Active Record
Standard identifier# 9780804776448
Stock number00025048

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