Politics of Tourism
Jim ButcherTourism, culture and politics
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the Leisure Studies editors' statement on academic freedom, and the question of institutional neutrality
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Journal editors in the academic field of ‘Leisure Studies’ recently shared their new statement on academic freedom. The editors’ statement is generally a principled defence of academic freedom, linked here for th...
Overtourism? What about 'undertourism'?
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There is no doubt ‘overtourism’ expresses real, pressing problems. As the only industry that requires its consumers to travel and stay in another place to consume it, tourism’s cultural effects — both positi...
Can tourism leaders promote peace?
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Unfortunately, I don’t think they can.
I don’t generally look to tour operators, or ‘tourism leaders’ of any sort, to bring political change.
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Positionality statements
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Below are a few thoughts on the issue of positionality statements in academic publishing. This was prompted by a recent exchange of views on an e-mail list for academics. It’s rather a niche issue unl...
Nostalgia
Irn Bru. Scotland’s national soft drink. Made from girders.
I love our family holidays – the gîte in Bigarogues-Lescaux, Dordogne and the big family-oriented camp site at Ca’ Savio across from the Venice lagoon being amongst my favourites...
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