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Subject(s)

• Tourism—Social aspects [Browse]
• Human geography [Browse]

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• Müller, Dieter K. [Browse]

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The Routledge Handbook of Tourism Geographies, 2nd Edition offers a comprehensive re-evaluation of the recent developments, conceptual, theoretical, and empirical debates, and critical issues in this field of study.

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Contents

• Cover
• Half Title
• Endorsement
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Table of Contents
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• About the Editors
• List of Contributors
• Foreword
• References
• Acknowledgements
• Permissions Acknowledgements
• Part I Introduction
• 1 Keeping Pace With the Evolution of Tourism Geographies Within Space, Place, Society and Environment
• Introduction
• Considerations When Using the New Routledge Handbook of Tourism Geographies as a Research Companion
• Structure
• 2 The Tourism-Geographies Nexus
• Tourism Geographies
• Acknowledging Tourism Geographies
• Conclusion
• 3 Geographies of Tourism and Development: Facing Twenty-First Century Challenges
• Geographies of Tourism and Development: Recent Contributions
• Current Issues in the Geographies of Tourism and Development
• Tourism and Development in the Global South
• The Sharing Or Collaborative Economy and Tourism Development
• Overtourism, Tourismphobia and Tourism Degrowth
• Gentrification and Tourism Development
• Crisis Events, COVID-19 and Tourism Development
• Concluding Considerations
• Notes
• Part II Critical Geographies of Tourism
• 4 Critical Theories and Sustainable Tourism Futures
• Critical Theories in Tourism: An Overview
• Critical Theories in Envisioning 'Sustainable Realities' in the Post-COVID-19
• The Way Forward: Reconsidering the Dialectical Relations Between Critical Theory, Sustainable Tourism and Political Activism in Tourism
• 5 Tourism and Degrowth: Beyond the Capitalist Growth Imperative
• The Capitalist Growth Imperative and Its Discontents
• Foundations of Degrowth
• Approaches to Tourism Degrowth
• Into the Future
• References.
• 6 Alterity, Mobility and Territory: Conceptualising Tourism Space in a World in Flux
• Alterity and Otherness: The Tourist as Alterity-Seeking Subject
• Place and Space in Tourism Alterity
• Mobility
• Deleuze and Guattari's Strata
• Discussion
• 7 Assemblage Tourism Geographies
• Tourisms, Geographies, Tourism Geographies
• Assemblage Thinking and the Study of Tourism Geographies
• Assemblage Thinking: A Brief Introduction
• Assemblage Thinking and Tourism Studies: State-Of-The-Art
• Gender Equality in the Workplace
• Assemblage Tourism Geographies
• 8 Critical Studies of Gender Equality and Sustainable Development in Tourism Geographies
• Current Under-Researched Topics
• Gender Equality in Community Tourism
• Gender and Tourism Consumption
• Knowledge Production and Gender Equality
• Discussion and Conclusions
• 9 Tourism, Place, Space and Queer Sexuality
• Sexuality, Place, Space and Tourism Clusters
• Current Debates On the Link Between Queer Sexualities, Place, Space and Tourism
• Some New Exploratory Ideas
• Note
• 10 Performativity, Space and Tourism
• Performance, Performativity and Tourism Research
• Spatial Relations of Tourism
• Methodology
• Performing Tourism Space
• The Destination as a Topological Space
• Affect, Atmospheres and Placemaking
• Earthly Performances
• Future Agenda
• 11 Embodied Encounters in Tourism Geographies Research
• From the Tourist Gaze to the Multisensorial Body
• From the Bounded Body to Relational Ontology/Materiality
• From Non-Representational Thinking to Affective Emergences
• Moving Forward
• Part III Place Perspectives On Tourism Geographies
• 12 Landscape Perspectives On Tourism Geographies.
• Theoretical/Conceptual Underpinnings of the Landscape-Tourism Relationship
• Methodological and Epistemological Approaches
• Challenges and Prospects for the Post-COVID-19 Pandemic Era
• Concluding Thoughts
• 13 Place Making and Unmaking in Tourism
• Tourism and Place Making
• Creative Place Making and Cultural Tourism
• Tourism and the Unmaking of Places
• Place Making and Critical Tourism Studies
• 14 Rural Creative Tourism Geography for Community Revitalisation
• A Relational, Geographical and Creative Integration of Art, Tourism and Rurality
• Contemporary Art's Social Transformation, Creative (Art) Geography and Rural Art Tourism
• Large-scale Creative and Art Tourism Place-Making in Small Peripheral Areas
• Revitalisation: Art Islandness, Creative/Relational Ruralities and Creative Enhancement
• Future Trajectory and Methodological Framework for Rural Creative Tourism Geography
• 15 Geographies of Festival and Event Spaces and Places
• Place
• Space
• Environment
• The Future
• 16 Tourism and Urbanisation Processes: Towards an Encounter Between Tourism Geographies and Urban Theory?
• Destinations as Processes Evolving Across Various Social Fields
• Destinations as Places and (Urban) Place-Making
• Issues
• 17 Historical Geographies of Tourism and Heritage
• Geographies of Heritage Tourism
• Tourism-Landscape Relationships
• Landscape as Tourist Commodity
• Tourism as a Modifier of Landscapes
• Tourism as Heritage Landscape
• Human Mobilities
• Pilgrimage Travel and Religious Tourism
• Part IV Sustainability Transitions in Tourism Geographies.
• 18 Sustainability and Geographies of Tourism
• Origins of Sustainable Tourism Geographies: 'New Labels On Old Bottles, Old Wine in New Bottles?'
• Sustainable Tourism Geographies: Phases and Perspectives
• Tourism and Sustainable Development Goals
• Conclusions: A Way Ahead
• 19 Geographies of Tourism and the Anthropocene
• The Madness of Our Economic Reason
• Moving From Madness
• Grounding Tourism
• 20 Tourism and Socio-Ecological Systems: A Geographical Approach
• Tourism Geographies and Socio-Ecological Systems
• Tourism as an Ecosystem Service
• Geographical and Holistic Pluralism Approach
• The Long and Winding Road Towards Sustainable Tourism Destinations
• 21 The Changing Geography of Tourism in a Climate-Disrupted World
• Our Warming World
• Conceptual Underpinnings
• Tourism Growth and Climate Ambitions: Are They Compatible?
• Physical Climate Impacts and Carbon Transitions Risks: Are the Risks to Tourism Understood?
• Value and Vulnerabilities
• Transformation and Thinking Differently: Time for Critical Reflection?
• The State of Existing Climate Change and Tourism Research
• Agenda for Advancing the Future
• 22 The Footprint of Responsibility in Tourism Destinations: The Role of Governance
• The Demand Side of Tourism Responsibility
• Supply Side of Tourism Responsibility
• Perceptions and Practices of Social Responsibility
• Destinations and Visitors: Situational Factors Affecting Responsibility
• The Role of Governance in Tourism Responsibility
• Reflections
• 23 Regenerative Tourism in the Making: Reflections About an Emerging Frontier for Tourism Geographies
• Materials and Methods.
• Stages 1-3: Identifying and Selecting Relevant Papers
• Stages 4 and 5: Charting and Analysing the Data
• Stage 6: Consultation Exercise
• Stage 7: Reporting the Results
• Stage 8: Updating the Results
• Findings
• 1 Mapping the State-Of-The-Art
• 2 Evolving Regenerative Tourism
• Pre-Enlightenment
• 1600s to 1970: Initiation of the Scientific and Industrial Revolutions and Mass Tourism Growth
• 1971 to 2004: The Emergence of Sustainability and Regeneration
• 2005 to 2013: The Emergence of Regenerative Tourism and Expansion of Regenerative Approaches
• 2014 to 2021: Further Expansion and Development of Regenerative Tourism
• 2021 and 2022: Emerging Themes Arising From Regenerative Tourism Scholarship
• 3 Progressing Regenerative Tourism Practice
• 4 Defining Regenerative Tourism
• 5 Distinguishing Regenerative Tourism and Sustainable Tourism
• 6 Applying Tourism Practice Principles to Transformational Regenerative Development Practice Frameworks
• 7 Proposing Applications of Regeneration Tourism From the Most Recent Peer-Reviewed Papers
• Reflections On the Regenerative Tourism Discourse to Date
• 24 Political Ecologies of Tourism: Key Issues and Research Prospects
• Future Prospects in Political Ecologies of Tourism
• Focus On Communities and Livelihood Contexts
• Power: Inequalities and Empowerment
• Conservation: What Do We Protect for and From Whom?
• Sustainability and Responsibility
• Part V Digital Transformation, Platform Economy and Tourism Geographies
• 25 Digital Tourism Geographies
• Researching and Conceptualising the Digital in (Tourism) Geographies
• Computerised Infrastructures and Spaces of Tourism Commerce
• Disintermediation and Algorithmic Decision-Making
• Mediation of Tourism Spaces and Spatialities.
• Augmented Tourism Spaces.

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ISBN

• 1-04-014605-8
• 1-003-28630-5
• 1-04-014610-4

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