Edited by leading authorities, this key reference reflects the multidisciplinary nature of its subject. It is an essential resource for teaching, an invaluable companion to independent study, and a solid starting point for wider subject exploration.
Edited by leading authorities, this key reference reflects the multidisciplinary nature of its subject. It is an essential resource for teaching, an invaluable companion to independent study, and a solid starting point for wider subject exploration.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Jenkins is a Member of the Cultural Industries and Practices Research Centre and Senior Lecturer, School of Social Sciences at The University of Newcastle. John has published several books, book chapters and refereed papers on diverse themes in leisure, outdoor recreation and tourism studies. He and John Pigram were co authors of Outdoor Recreation Management (1999).
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Aborigines back-country back-packing barriers camping Canada Land Inventory (CLI) capability dance day trip decentralization decision making Declaration on Leisure and Globalization degradation deindustrialization delphi method demand demarketing democracy demography density deregulation desert ecological determinism ecological economics ecologically sustainable development ecology ecomuseum economic development economic impacts economic rationalism see neo-liberal economics economics economies of scale ecoresort ecosystem fads gambling game theory gardening gay gaze gender gentrification geographic information systems (GIS) geography ghetto global warming globalization goals goals achievement matrices government Grand Tour gravity model green movement greenhouse effect greenspace grid approach handicapped hazards health health resort hegemony heliocentrism heritage heterosexual identity ideology image immigrants impacts, economic impacts, physical impacts, social imperialism inclusion indicators indigenous people individualism induced demand journals (in leisure and outdoor recreation) labour (see work), labour force (see work force) land tenure landholders landscape landscape assessment landscape quality latent demand marina marine recreation market market analysis market failure market segmentation market system/mechanism marketing Marx/Marxist masculinity mass communication mass recreation materialism matrix approach narcissism nation state national parks National Parks Service, United States National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) nationalism nature nature conservation nature-based recreation nature-based tourism need neighbourhood parks neo-liberal economics (economic rationalism) nominal group technique non-government organizations (NGOs) non-profit organizations nudism objectives, recreational off-road vehicles Olympic Games (and Olympism) open space opportunity package holiday Paralympics parks participation partnerships pay TV perception performance indicators personality pets phenomenology philosophy pilgrimage place place identity planning qualitative research methods quality management quality of life quantitative research method queer questionnaire racism rationality recreation recreation management Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) recreation property recreation resources recreation space Recreational Business District (RBD) regulation religion reprography resilience resistance resort resort morphology resource assessment resource base resource capability safety satisfaction scenic quality scheduling seasonality second homes segregation self-actualization self-esteem self-regulation sense of place serious leisure service sex tastes technology television theatre theme parks therapeutic recreation Third World Ultimate Environmental Threshold (UET) unemployment UNESCO United States Forest Service urban parks urban recreation user-orientated resources vacation valuation values vandalism wants xenophobia youth youth at risk zoning zoo
Aborigines back-country back-packing barriers camping Canada Land Inventory (CLI) capability dance day trip decentralization decision making Declaration on Leisure and Globalization degradation deindustrialization delphi method demand demarketing democracy demography density deregulation desert ecological determinism ecological economics ecologically sustainable development ecology ecomuseum economic development economic impacts economic rationalism see neo-liberal economics economics economies of scale ecoresort ecosystem fads gambling game theory gardening gay gaze gender gentrification geographic information systems (GIS) geography ghetto global warming globalization goals goals achievement matrices government Grand Tour gravity model green movement greenhouse effect greenspace grid approach handicapped hazards health health resort hegemony heliocentrism heritage heterosexual identity ideology image immigrants impacts, economic impacts, physical impacts, social imperialism inclusion indicators indigenous people individualism induced demand journals (in leisure and outdoor recreation) labour (see work), labour force (see work force) land tenure landholders landscape landscape assessment landscape quality latent demand marina marine recreation market market analysis market failure market segmentation market system/mechanism marketing Marx/Marxist masculinity mass communication mass recreation materialism matrix approach narcissism nation state national parks National Parks Service, United States National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) nationalism nature nature conservation nature-based recreation nature-based tourism need neighbourhood parks neo-liberal economics (economic rationalism) nominal group technique non-government organizations (NGOs) non-profit organizations nudism objectives, recreational off-road vehicles Olympic Games (and Olympism) open space opportunity package holiday Paralympics parks participation partnerships pay TV perception performance indicators personality pets phenomenology philosophy pilgrimage place place identity planning qualitative research methods quality management quality of life quantitative research method queer questionnaire racism rationality recreation recreation management Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) recreation property recreation resources recreation space Recreational Business District (RBD) regulation religion reprography resilience resistance resort resort morphology resource assessment resource base resource capability safety satisfaction scenic quality scheduling seasonality second homes segregation self-actualization self-esteem self-regulation sense of place serious leisure service sex tastes technology television theatre theme parks therapeutic recreation Third World Ultimate Environmental Threshold (UET) unemployment UNESCO United States Forest Service urban parks urban recreation user-orientated resources vacation valuation values vandalism wants xenophobia youth youth at risk zoning zoo
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