Cultural heritage and museums in Central Asia: The Role of Cultural Institutions in disseminating Information

Katarzyna JAROSZ

Opublikowane: 2020-12-03

Tom 16 Nr 2 (38) (2016)

Dziedzictwo kulturowe a muzea Azji Środkowej: Rola instytucji kulturalnych w rozpowszechnianiu informacji

Katarzyna JAROSZ

Abstrakt

Turystyka i dziedzictwo kulturowe są znaczącymi elementami, dzięki którym możliwe jest osiągnięcie sukcesu w "walce" o geopolityczną dominację. Są to czynniki o podobnym znaczeniu jak handle, rolnictwo, szkolnictwo. Celem tego artykułu jest przeanalizowanie, czy i do jakiego stopnia, kraje Azji Środkowej są w stanie promować swoje dziedzictwo kulturowe, w taki sposób, by przyciągnąć turystów. Obiektem analizy są historyczne i archeologiczne muzea w pięciu krajach: Kazachstanie, Uzbekistanie, Tadżykistanie, Turkmenistanie i Kirgistanie.

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cyfrowa dysproporcja, turystyka, archeologiczne i historyczne muzea

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JAROSZ, K. (2020). Dziedzictwo kulturowe a muzea Azji Środkowej: Rola instytucji kulturalnych w rozpowszechnianiu informacji. Economic and Environmental Studies, 16(2 (38), 251–265. Pobrano z https://czasopisma.uni.opole.pl/index.php/ees/article/view/2904

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