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Ruch turystyczny w Peru w latach 1989-2006

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Gruszczyński M.
Politeja : Pismo Wydziału Studiów Miedzynarodowych i Politycznych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
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2013
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issue 4(26)
353-368
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Tourism in Peru has been thriving for over 20 years. Tourism as the mechanism of the interdependence along with numerous cooperating institutions, new archaeological discoveries and researches uses prosperity of regions being based among others on a legacy of Incas. I will concentrate on statistical data concerning firstly on the arrival of tourists to Peru in 90ies and secondly on the arrival of tourists to Peru and neighbouring countries of Ecuador and Bolivia, thirdly the increase of tourist accommodation towards the development of tourists movements in years 1993-2003 . I will specify the objects in Peru marked out on the UNESCO list. I will wonder what role in tourism the autochthonous resident is playing, his relations with the cultural legacy of Incas and possibilities of participating in the life of tourism. Tourist movements before 2000 and precipitated development of tourism after 2000, its causes and the infrastructure which rose along with it.
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Przyczyny upadku cywilizacji andyjskiej

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Skorupka A.
Cywilizacja i Polityka
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2021
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vol. 19
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issue 19
122-135
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T he Andean civilization includes not only the Incas, but also earlier cultures in that region of the world and lasted several thousand years. The author of the article distinguishes the following reasons for the fall of this civilization: 1) the technical and cultural advantage of the Spaniards; 2) civil war in the Inca state; 3) lack of integration of the Inca society; 4) internal problems of the Inca empire. In the conclusions of the work, the author wonders to what extent these causes can be related to the world of today’s civilization.
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Cywilizacja andyjska obejmuje nie tylko Inków, ale także wcześniejsze kultury w tamtym regionie świata i trwała kilka tysięcy lat. Autor artykułu wyróżnia następujące przyczyny upadku tej cywilizacji: 1) przewaga techniczna i kulturowa Hiszpanów; 2) wojna domowa w państwie Inków; 3) brak integracji społeczeństwa inkaskiego; 4) problemy wewnętrzne imperium Inków. W konkluzjach pracy autor zastanawia się w jakim stopniu te przyczyny można odnieść do świata dzisiejszych cywilizacji.
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