The Power of New Urban Tourism
Spaces, Representations and Contestations
Herausgeber: Ba, Claudia; Müller, Claus; Frank, Sybille
The Power of New Urban Tourism
Spaces, Representations and Contestations
Herausgeber: Ba, Claudia; Müller, Claus; Frank, Sybille
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This book explores new forms of tourism in urban areas with their social, political, cultural, architectural and economic implications. By investigating various showcases of New Urban Tourism, the book offers insights into power relations and connections between tourism and cityscapes in various socio-spatial settings around the world.
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This book explores new forms of tourism in urban areas with their social, political, cultural, architectural and economic implications. By investigating various showcases of New Urban Tourism, the book offers insights into power relations and connections between tourism and cityscapes in various socio-spatial settings around the world.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 270
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 242mm x 162mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 568g
- ISBN-13: 9780367555399
- ISBN-10: 0367555395
- Artikelnr.: 62232872
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 270
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 242mm x 162mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 568g
- ISBN-13: 9780367555399
- ISBN-10: 0367555395
- Artikelnr.: 62232872
Claudia Ba is a research fellow at the Department of Urban Sociology and Sociology of Space at Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany. Sybille Frank is Professor of Urban Sociology and Sociology of Space at the Institute of Sociology at Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany. Claus Müller is a research fellow and PhD candidate at the Department for Planning and Construction Economics/Real Estate at Technische Universität Berlin, Germany. Anna Laura Raschke is a research fellow at the Department of Urban Sociology and Sociology of Space at Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany. Kristin Wellner is Professor of Planning and Construction Economics/Real Estate at the Institute of Architecture at Technische Universität Berlin, Germany. Annika Zecher is a research fellow at the Department of Urban Sociology and Sociology of Space at Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany.
1. The Power of New Urban Tourism: An Introduction. Part I: Consuming the
City: New Urban Tourism in Urban Centres and Metropolitan Peripheries. 2.
Bohemia and the New Urban Tourism. 3. "Tourist Platformisation": New Urban
Tourism in Milan. 4. Peer-to-Peer Tourist Accommodation and its Impact on
the Local Housing Market in Berlin Neighbourhoods. 5. Redefining a Mature
Destination as a Low-Cost Neighbourhood: Relations Between Socio-Spatial
Segregation in Torremolinos and Urban Tourism in Malaga, Spain. 6. Tourism
in a Peripheral Territory in the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon: The Case of
Almada. Part II: Protest and Frictions: Contesting New Urban Tourism. 7.
Sustaining a Political System: New Urban Tourism in Cuba and Related
Conflicts. 8. Embattled Consumptionscape of Tourism: Networked Urban
Contention Against Inbound Tourist Shoppers in Hong Kong. 9. Between
Political Protest and Tourism Gentrification: Impacts of New Urban Tourism
in Hamburg's Schanzenviertel. 10. The Empty Boxes of Venice:
Overtourism-Conflicts, Politicisation and Activism. 11. Powerful Ways of
(not) Knowing New Urban Tourism Conflicts: Thin Problematisation as
Limitation for Tourism Governance in Berlin. Part III: Representations and
Identities: Hopes and Challenges for New Urban Tourism. 12. Shock of the
New: The Rhetoric of Global Urban Tourism in the Rebuild of Christchurch,
New Zealand. 13. New Urban Tourism in the Post-Conflict City: Sharing
Experiences of Violence and Peace in West Belfast. 14. The Race, Class and
Gender of Websites: Marketing and Mythologising Urban Africa Online. 15.
New Urban Tourism and the Right to Complain: Tourism as a Catchall for
Urban Problems. 16. Science Driven Mobility as a Form of New Urban Tourism:
Insights from Student and Research Internationalisation in Lund, Sweden.
Part IV: Concluding Remarks. 17. So, what is new about New Urban Tourism?
City: New Urban Tourism in Urban Centres and Metropolitan Peripheries. 2.
Bohemia and the New Urban Tourism. 3. "Tourist Platformisation": New Urban
Tourism in Milan. 4. Peer-to-Peer Tourist Accommodation and its Impact on
the Local Housing Market in Berlin Neighbourhoods. 5. Redefining a Mature
Destination as a Low-Cost Neighbourhood: Relations Between Socio-Spatial
Segregation in Torremolinos and Urban Tourism in Malaga, Spain. 6. Tourism
in a Peripheral Territory in the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon: The Case of
Almada. Part II: Protest and Frictions: Contesting New Urban Tourism. 7.
Sustaining a Political System: New Urban Tourism in Cuba and Related
Conflicts. 8. Embattled Consumptionscape of Tourism: Networked Urban
Contention Against Inbound Tourist Shoppers in Hong Kong. 9. Between
Political Protest and Tourism Gentrification: Impacts of New Urban Tourism
in Hamburg's Schanzenviertel. 10. The Empty Boxes of Venice:
Overtourism-Conflicts, Politicisation and Activism. 11. Powerful Ways of
(not) Knowing New Urban Tourism Conflicts: Thin Problematisation as
Limitation for Tourism Governance in Berlin. Part III: Representations and
Identities: Hopes and Challenges for New Urban Tourism. 12. Shock of the
New: The Rhetoric of Global Urban Tourism in the Rebuild of Christchurch,
New Zealand. 13. New Urban Tourism in the Post-Conflict City: Sharing
Experiences of Violence and Peace in West Belfast. 14. The Race, Class and
Gender of Websites: Marketing and Mythologising Urban Africa Online. 15.
New Urban Tourism and the Right to Complain: Tourism as a Catchall for
Urban Problems. 16. Science Driven Mobility as a Form of New Urban Tourism:
Insights from Student and Research Internationalisation in Lund, Sweden.
Part IV: Concluding Remarks. 17. So, what is new about New Urban Tourism?
1. The Power of New Urban Tourism: An Introduction. Part I: Consuming the
City: New Urban Tourism in Urban Centres and Metropolitan Peripheries. 2.
Bohemia and the New Urban Tourism. 3. "Tourist Platformisation": New Urban
Tourism in Milan. 4. Peer-to-Peer Tourist Accommodation and its Impact on
the Local Housing Market in Berlin Neighbourhoods. 5. Redefining a Mature
Destination as a Low-Cost Neighbourhood: Relations Between Socio-Spatial
Segregation in Torremolinos and Urban Tourism in Malaga, Spain. 6. Tourism
in a Peripheral Territory in the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon: The Case of
Almada. Part II: Protest and Frictions: Contesting New Urban Tourism. 7.
Sustaining a Political System: New Urban Tourism in Cuba and Related
Conflicts. 8. Embattled Consumptionscape of Tourism: Networked Urban
Contention Against Inbound Tourist Shoppers in Hong Kong. 9. Between
Political Protest and Tourism Gentrification: Impacts of New Urban Tourism
in Hamburg's Schanzenviertel. 10. The Empty Boxes of Venice:
Overtourism-Conflicts, Politicisation and Activism. 11. Powerful Ways of
(not) Knowing New Urban Tourism Conflicts: Thin Problematisation as
Limitation for Tourism Governance in Berlin. Part III: Representations and
Identities: Hopes and Challenges for New Urban Tourism. 12. Shock of the
New: The Rhetoric of Global Urban Tourism in the Rebuild of Christchurch,
New Zealand. 13. New Urban Tourism in the Post-Conflict City: Sharing
Experiences of Violence and Peace in West Belfast. 14. The Race, Class and
Gender of Websites: Marketing and Mythologising Urban Africa Online. 15.
New Urban Tourism and the Right to Complain: Tourism as a Catchall for
Urban Problems. 16. Science Driven Mobility as a Form of New Urban Tourism:
Insights from Student and Research Internationalisation in Lund, Sweden.
Part IV: Concluding Remarks. 17. So, what is new about New Urban Tourism?
City: New Urban Tourism in Urban Centres and Metropolitan Peripheries. 2.
Bohemia and the New Urban Tourism. 3. "Tourist Platformisation": New Urban
Tourism in Milan. 4. Peer-to-Peer Tourist Accommodation and its Impact on
the Local Housing Market in Berlin Neighbourhoods. 5. Redefining a Mature
Destination as a Low-Cost Neighbourhood: Relations Between Socio-Spatial
Segregation in Torremolinos and Urban Tourism in Malaga, Spain. 6. Tourism
in a Peripheral Territory in the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon: The Case of
Almada. Part II: Protest and Frictions: Contesting New Urban Tourism. 7.
Sustaining a Political System: New Urban Tourism in Cuba and Related
Conflicts. 8. Embattled Consumptionscape of Tourism: Networked Urban
Contention Against Inbound Tourist Shoppers in Hong Kong. 9. Between
Political Protest and Tourism Gentrification: Impacts of New Urban Tourism
in Hamburg's Schanzenviertel. 10. The Empty Boxes of Venice:
Overtourism-Conflicts, Politicisation and Activism. 11. Powerful Ways of
(not) Knowing New Urban Tourism Conflicts: Thin Problematisation as
Limitation for Tourism Governance in Berlin. Part III: Representations and
Identities: Hopes and Challenges for New Urban Tourism. 12. Shock of the
New: The Rhetoric of Global Urban Tourism in the Rebuild of Christchurch,
New Zealand. 13. New Urban Tourism in the Post-Conflict City: Sharing
Experiences of Violence and Peace in West Belfast. 14. The Race, Class and
Gender of Websites: Marketing and Mythologising Urban Africa Online. 15.
New Urban Tourism and the Right to Complain: Tourism as a Catchall for
Urban Problems. 16. Science Driven Mobility as a Form of New Urban Tourism:
Insights from Student and Research Internationalisation in Lund, Sweden.
Part IV: Concluding Remarks. 17. So, what is new about New Urban Tourism?