Raoul V. Bianchi is Principal Lecturer in International Tourism at the University of East London. He has published widely on the political economy of international tourism and has a particular interest in exploring the intersections between politics, the economy and civil society, within a variety of tourism contexts. He has conducted research on tourism development, sustainable tourism, World Heritage and urban cultural heritage, primarily in the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands. Marcus L. Stephenson is an Associate Professor of Tourism Management at Middlesex University Dubai (United Arab Emirates). He has published extensively on the sociology of tourism, especially in relation aspects of race, ethnicity, nationality, culture and religion. Marcus has also conducted tourism-based research in the Caribbean, Middle East, Tanzania and the UK. He is currently researching socialist models of tourism development in a range of destination contexts.
Introduction: Tourism and Citizenship - Points of Departure 1. Travelling
through Citizenship: From Social Rights to the Consumer Society 2. Beyond
the Border: Travel Mobilities and the Foundations of Global Citizenship
3.Tourism, Mobility Entitlements and the Condition of Freedom 4.Licensed to
Travel: State Power, Freedom of Movement and the Right to Travel 5.Tourism,
Politics and the Battlegrounds of Cosmopolitan Citizenship 6.Tourism as a
'Force for Good'?: Ethical Travel, Civil Society and Global Citizenship
Conclusion: Thinking Through Global Reconfigurations of Tourism and
Citizenship
