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Dr Jonathan Sweet

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Brief Biography

Dr Jonathan Sweet a Senior Lecturer in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, where he is also the HDR Coordinator. He is
member of the Cultural Heritage Centre for Asia and the Pacific. His work in recent years has focused on the history of museums and heritage and development issues in the Asia Pacific region. He is published in the journal South East Asia Research on heritage interpretation in Laos PDR, and has contributed case study chapters concerning Buddhism and heritage in Thailand and cultural tourism and the State in China to the forthcoming books: the Handbook of Research on Religion and Development, Edward Elgar, and the Oxford Public History Handbook, OUP.

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