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It isn't just the presence of tourism I'm talking about. That the tourists
seem to have priority of access to Rabaul while no one is in a frenzy to get
lots of anthropologists out there is just an instance of a larger point--one
about (if I can use the term) hegemony and who implements it. Does the
presence of missionaries indicate that they dominate the discourse on
heritage, on what is tradition?

Mike Lieber

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