The Island of Réunion and Tourism: From an Island of Disunion to the Reunion of the Highlands and the Lowlands
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2006.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The name of Reunion Island is highly symbolic.The island's geographical space is in effect divided into two qualitatively separate areas by morphogenetic gradients.For historical reasons, a highland/lowland divide characterises the tropical island, with direct consequences on how those component areas are perceived.It now seems particularly relevant to examine that opposition ' which has remained constant in space and time ' at a time when the highlands are about to become a national park, and in the broader context of globalisation, European integration and sustainable development.
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The name of Reunion Island is highly symbolic.The island's geographical space is in effect divided into two qualitatively separate areas by morphogenetic gradients.For historical reasons, a highland/lowland divide characterises the tropical island, with direct consequences on how those component areas are perceived.It now seems particularly relevant to examine that opposition ' which has remained constant in space and time ' at a time when the highlands are about to become a national park, and in the broader context of globalisation, European integration and sustainable development.
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