Heritage and Tourism in Britain and Ireland

Chapter 1. Introduction;
Glenn Hooper
.- Chapter 2 .‘My Place or Yours?’ Reconciling visitor and local needs in the Regeneration of Glasgow through Culture and Heritage;
Mark O’Neill
.- Chapter 3. Promoting the Sacred: the potential for Pilgrimage-Touristic growth in Wales – A Theoretical and Applied Analysis;
Simon Thomas
.- Chapter 4. Heritage Tourism and the commodification of Contested Spaces: Ireland and the Battle of the Boyne Site;
Ruth McManus and Gerry O’Reilly
.- Chapter  5. Millstone Grit, Blackstone Edge: Literary and Heritage Tourism in the South Pennines, England;
Karl Spracklen.-
Chapter 6. Transforming Waterways: the tourism based Regeneration of Canals in Scotland;
John J. Lennon
.- Chapter 7. Welsh Heritage and Cultural Tourism: Engendering community Regeneration and environmental sustainability in the Lower Swansea Valley;
Kathryn E. Flynn
.- Chapter 8. Rural Heritage and Tourism in Ireland: A County Mayo Case Study;
Catherine Kelly
.- Chapter 9. Interpreting Cultural Landscapes in the North York Moors;
Simon C. Woodward and Sarah Oswald
.- Chapter 10. ‘Anything you want it to mean?’ Scotland’s changing Heritage Landscape;
Ian Donnachie
.- Chapter  11. Selection and de-selection of the national narrative: Approaches to Heritage through devolved politics in Wales;
David Howell.-
Chapter 12. Tourism, Heritage and Conservation in the Irish Midlands: The Irish Workhouse Centre, Portumna;
Glenn Hooper
.- Chapter 13. ‘Where do heritage trails go to die?’ Stepping out at the British seaside;
Paul Gilchrist
.- Chapter  14. Engaging the Scottish Diaspora: Memory, Identity and Place;
Tawny Paul
.- Chapter 15. Digging up the Past in Gwynedd: Heritage research tourism in Wales;

Katharina Möller and Raimund Karl.- Chapter 16. Heritage as the USP for tourism in Northern Ireland: attraction mix, effective storytelling and selling of a dark past;
StephenBoyd
.- Chapter17. Museums and Tourism: Time to make Friends;
Graham Black
.-Select Bibliography.