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Empowering Native Americans: Communication, Planning, and Dialogue for Eco-Tourism in Gallup, New Mexico
2011
Journal of International and Intercultural Communication
A challenge for communication practitioners is facilitating increased representation of marginalized cultural groups in public dialogue. Utilizing a project between Gallup, New Mexico, and a Navajo community as a case study, this paper demonstrates how public planning across cultures can be conceptualized as a dialogic process. The author conducted a communication assessment of this eco-tourism project. Analysis revealed the importance of finding ways to meet the participatory needs of the
doi:10.1080/17513057.2011.556829
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