The discursive landscape in Ecuador is marked, on the one hand, by an antagonistic and dialogic interaction between official claims and the critical discourses of a variety of distinct but overlapping social movements, namely the environmental, anti-mining, anti-oil and indigenous movements. On...

The paper aims at bridging economic and management discourse on Heritage Conservation, calling for a kind of ethnographic approach to administrative aspects. Drawing attention to practices more than policies, the paper takes a distance from mainstream cultural economics. More than cultural...