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...: Tourism, Nation-Making, and Geographies of“Peace” in Contemporary Israel (forthcoming). Abu-Tuma, Khalid. 1995 . `Iton beyarden: Hatayarim hayisraelim qamtzamim veokhlim raq falafel [Newspaper in Jordan: The Israeli tourists are stingy and only eat falafel]. Yerushalayim , 8 September...

... and Resource Conservation: Selected Papers from 1st and 2nd International Symposiums on Ecotourism and Resource Conservation , Vol. 1, ed. J. Kusler. Madison: Omnipress. Berle , Peter A. A. 1991 . “Foreword.” In Nature Tourism: Managing for the Environment , ed. T. Whelan. Washington: Island Press...

... Thinking Sexuality Transnationally (1999). Adams, Vincanne. 1996 . Tigers of the snow and other virtual Sherpas: An ethnography of Himalayan encounters . Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. Altman, J. C. 1998 . Aborigines, tourism,and development: The Northern Territory experience...

... in local government, including Mayor LaToya Cantrell and leaders of various offices of film and creative economy in late 2021 and 2022, we learned of a wider desire to value the labor of creative workers and a belief that the tourism and hospitality sector, while one of New Orleans's biggest economic...

...., Madison, WI 53706, USA. Editor: Shashi Ranjan Pande. Equations: Equitable Tourism Options. 96, 'H Colony, Indiranagar Stage I, Bangalore 560 038, INDIA. Publications include: "Alternative Network Letter: A Third World Tourism and Communication and Information Alternative," editor Paul...

..., www.mitpressjournals.org/toc/desi/19/2 (accessed May 23, 2008). Bossen, Claus. 2000 . Festival mania, tourism, and nation building in Fiji: The case of the Hibiscus Festival, 1956-1970. Contemporary Pacific 12 : 123 -54. Boutros, Mourad. 2005 . Arabic for designers . West New York, N.J.: Batty. Boyer...

...—Omaha Beach, Nebraska Beach. Beaches in particular have been the sites of such military renamings. How are actual places reconfi gured by these abstract renamings and fantasies of location? It seems to me that this could be looked at as a kind of tourism of history. By this, I don’t actually...

... marketing; agricultural and industrial eco- nomics; forestry; media and work culture. Project Director for research studies in the following areas: cinema as vehicle of cultural transfoxmation in India; tourism vis-a- vis transport4eir impact on contemporary societies; and cultural behaviour...

... at Pennsylvania State University. Margaret Werry is a Woodrow Wilson Postdoctoral Fellow in the arts and humanities at Pennsylvania State University. Her current work examines the political and cultural economy of tourism at the turn of the twentieth century. Man: An American Assay...

... cultural politics has been the incorporation of domestic differences within an insistent discourse on continuous 'tradition.' Tourism, publishing, television, the railways, the discipline of folklore studies, the camera industry all have a stake in dis- covering and purveying striking remnants...

...: Identity formation and the construction of communities; narrative and ethnopoetics; gender, race, culture and class in the Andean world and in the Iberian peninsula; ethnic tourism; social theory; visual spectacles. Relevant...

...: University of Minnesota Press. Babb, Florence E. 2010. The Tourism Encounter: Fashioning Latin American Nations and Histories. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press. Beckman, Karen. 2010. Crash: Cinema and the Politics of Speed and Stasis. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Blaser, Mario...

... Julia Elyachar “First Contact” and Other Israeli Fictions: Tourism, Globalization, 515 and the Middle East Peace Process Rebecca L. Stein “The Taste Remains”: Consumption, (N)ostalgia, and the Production 545 of East Germany Jonathan Bach Mud for the Land...

... Julia Elyachar “First Contact” and Other Israeli Fictions: Tourism, Globalization, 515 and the Middle East Peace Process Rebecca L. Stein “The Taste Remains”: Consumption, (N)ostalgia, and the Production 545 of East Germany Jonathan Bach Mud for the Land...

...-GIMB'LE'IT,BARBARA. 231 Bowery, New York, NY 10002,USA. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Urban vernacular culture (New York City); tourism (cross-cultural); food (:as performance); Jews (East European). RELEVANT PUBLICA- TIONS: "American Jewish Life: Ethnographic Approaches to Collection...

.... “Authentic Chinese hill tribes without mass tourism — yet,” reads the lead- in to the New York Times promotional piece. Guizhou is touted as a province that “has long been one of China’s least accessible regions,” and, “as a result, its ethnic minority Miao and Dong mountain villages retain an unhurried...

... : 241 -252. Linnekin , Jocelyn 1985 Children of the Land: Exchange and Status in a Huwaiian Community . New Brunswick Rutgers University Press. McKean , Philip Frick 1989 “Towards a Theoretical Analysis of Tourism: Economic Dualism and Cultural Innovation in Bali.” In Valene L...

... distinctions that attract foreign tourism and investment. Carnivals and the carnivalesque engender not only a greater understanding of the economic impact of public rituals, but also the ways race, gender, class, and sexuality are framed within their respective societies. Popular Carnival celebrations...

...). This reawakened interest in the neighborhood owed little to a sense of benevolence, responsibility, or redistribu- tive justice on the part of the provincial government but rather to a new concep- tion of tourism’s significance for economic development...

... be the text of television, particularly as it is propagated and disseminated in conjunction with tourism. The cosmopolitan consumers who make up much of the world‘s tourist trade are at ease around the video camera. Many are even enthusiastic...