Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia (eBook, PDF)
Redaktion: Dolezal, Claudia; Bui, Huong T.; Trupp, Alexander
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This book analyses the role tourism plays for sustainable development in Southeast Asia.
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This book analyses the role tourism plays for sustainable development in Southeast Asia.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. März 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429554759
- Artikelnr.: 58927809
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. März 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429554759
- Artikelnr.: 58927809
Claudia Dolezal is a Senior Lecturer in Tourism and Development at the University of Westminster, UK, with a background in tourism, development studies and social anthropology. Alexander Trupp is an Associate Professor at the School of Hospitality, Sunway University, Malaysia, and previously worked at the School of Tourism and Hospitality Management at The University of the South Pacific, Fiji. Huong T. Bui is an Associate Professor, and a Field Leader of the Tourism and Hospitality Program of the College of Asia Pacific Studies, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan.
PART I: INTRODUCTION: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS 1. Mapping
Tourism, Sustainability, and Development in Southeast Asia 2. The
Tourism-Development Nexus in Southeast Asia: History and Current Issues 3.
Researching Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Methodological
Insights PART II: TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT IN PROTECTED AREAS 4. Ecotourism
and Sustainable Development in Vietnam's Protected Areas 5. Searching for
Sustainable Tourism in Malaysia: Can Langkawi Geopark Rangers Offer
Improved Stewardship? 6. Collaborative Conservation in Small Islands:
Towards Community Empowerment and Sustainable Tourism in Kepulauan Seribu,
Jakarta PART III: TOURISM, DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES 7. What is the
Economic Impact of Ecotourism for the Poor in Lao PDR?, Saithong Phommavong
8. Migration into Tourism Micro-entrepreneurship - Socioeconomic
Advancement or Mobility Trap? 9. Fishermen into Tour Boat Operators:
Tourism Development in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia 10. Modernity, Globalization,
and Development in the Philippines: Implications for the Cultural
Landscape, Authenticity, and Tourism of Ifunaoa Province PART IV: TOURISM,
DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNANCE 11. Tourism Development in Myanmar: Dynamics,
Policies, and Challenges 12. Community-based Ecotourism Development and
Destination Governance in Cambodia: A Comparative Analysis 13. Creative
Agritourism for Development: Putting the 'Culture' into Agriculture in
Thailand 14. Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Concluding Remarks
and Future Outlook
Tourism, Sustainability, and Development in Southeast Asia 2. The
Tourism-Development Nexus in Southeast Asia: History and Current Issues 3.
Researching Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Methodological
Insights PART II: TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT IN PROTECTED AREAS 4. Ecotourism
and Sustainable Development in Vietnam's Protected Areas 5. Searching for
Sustainable Tourism in Malaysia: Can Langkawi Geopark Rangers Offer
Improved Stewardship? 6. Collaborative Conservation in Small Islands:
Towards Community Empowerment and Sustainable Tourism in Kepulauan Seribu,
Jakarta PART III: TOURISM, DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES 7. What is the
Economic Impact of Ecotourism for the Poor in Lao PDR?, Saithong Phommavong
8. Migration into Tourism Micro-entrepreneurship - Socioeconomic
Advancement or Mobility Trap? 9. Fishermen into Tour Boat Operators:
Tourism Development in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia 10. Modernity, Globalization,
and Development in the Philippines: Implications for the Cultural
Landscape, Authenticity, and Tourism of Ifunaoa Province PART IV: TOURISM,
DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNANCE 11. Tourism Development in Myanmar: Dynamics,
Policies, and Challenges 12. Community-based Ecotourism Development and
Destination Governance in Cambodia: A Comparative Analysis 13. Creative
Agritourism for Development: Putting the 'Culture' into Agriculture in
Thailand 14. Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Concluding Remarks
and Future Outlook
PART I: INTRODUCTION: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS 1. Mapping
Tourism, Sustainability, and Development in Southeast Asia 2. The
Tourism-Development Nexus in Southeast Asia: History and Current Issues 3.
Researching Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Methodological
Insights PART II: TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT IN PROTECTED AREAS 4. Ecotourism
and Sustainable Development in Vietnam's Protected Areas 5. Searching for
Sustainable Tourism in Malaysia: Can Langkawi Geopark Rangers Offer
Improved Stewardship? 6. Collaborative Conservation in Small Islands:
Towards Community Empowerment and Sustainable Tourism in Kepulauan Seribu,
Jakarta PART III: TOURISM, DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES 7. What is the
Economic Impact of Ecotourism for the Poor in Lao PDR?, Saithong Phommavong
8. Migration into Tourism Micro-entrepreneurship - Socioeconomic
Advancement or Mobility Trap? 9. Fishermen into Tour Boat Operators:
Tourism Development in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia 10. Modernity, Globalization,
and Development in the Philippines: Implications for the Cultural
Landscape, Authenticity, and Tourism of Ifunaoa Province PART IV: TOURISM,
DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNANCE 11. Tourism Development in Myanmar: Dynamics,
Policies, and Challenges 12. Community-based Ecotourism Development and
Destination Governance in Cambodia: A Comparative Analysis 13. Creative
Agritourism for Development: Putting the 'Culture' into Agriculture in
Thailand 14. Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Concluding Remarks
and Future Outlook
Tourism, Sustainability, and Development in Southeast Asia 2. The
Tourism-Development Nexus in Southeast Asia: History and Current Issues 3.
Researching Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Methodological
Insights PART II: TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT IN PROTECTED AREAS 4. Ecotourism
and Sustainable Development in Vietnam's Protected Areas 5. Searching for
Sustainable Tourism in Malaysia: Can Langkawi Geopark Rangers Offer
Improved Stewardship? 6. Collaborative Conservation in Small Islands:
Towards Community Empowerment and Sustainable Tourism in Kepulauan Seribu,
Jakarta PART III: TOURISM, DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES 7. What is the
Economic Impact of Ecotourism for the Poor in Lao PDR?, Saithong Phommavong
8. Migration into Tourism Micro-entrepreneurship - Socioeconomic
Advancement or Mobility Trap? 9. Fishermen into Tour Boat Operators:
Tourism Development in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia 10. Modernity, Globalization,
and Development in the Philippines: Implications for the Cultural
Landscape, Authenticity, and Tourism of Ifunaoa Province PART IV: TOURISM,
DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNANCE 11. Tourism Development in Myanmar: Dynamics,
Policies, and Challenges 12. Community-based Ecotourism Development and
Destination Governance in Cambodia: A Comparative Analysis 13. Creative
Agritourism for Development: Putting the 'Culture' into Agriculture in
Thailand 14. Tourism and Development in Southeast Asia: Concluding Remarks
and Future Outlook