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Subject(s)

• Heritage tourism [Browse]
• Culture and tourism [Browse]
• Cultural property—Protection [Browse]
• Terrorism [Browse]

Related name

• Simpson, Cheryl [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• PART I. Law in tourism
• 1. Conceptualising tourism and the tourist as a legal problem
• Law and the shifting objectives of tourism
• The relationship between the state, law and tourism
• Marketplace versus the public interest
• The different discourses of law and tourism
• National government and tourism
• The state, class and the human right to tourism
• The politics of tourism
• Regulating tourism in an age of uncertainty: tourism as legal discourse
• PART II. Tourism as a just cause
• 2. Establishing the exalted tourist
• Constructing the tourist as a cultural terrorist
• Tourism as a noble pursuit
• We are all tourists now
• The World Tourism Organization and the construction of the exalted tourist
• Extending the exalted tourist
• Regulating uncertainties: ethical travel in an age of terrorism, climate change and swine flu
• 3. The urban tourist: inserting the tourist into the cityscape
• Tourism and cities
• Urban image and the promotion of tourism
• Alternative layers of the city
• Marketing the city and the loss of its (legal) soul
• Defining and preserving heritage
• Creating the image of the safe city
• Special laws, special events and public order
• The modern city as l̀egilopolis'
• 4. The exalted cultural tourist: gazing on culture
• Cultural property and tourism
• Cultural institutions and the city: the museum and art gallery
• The museum and the marketplace
• The exalted tourist and the Indigenous dollar
• Land rights, tourism and changing patterns of land usage
• The preservation of Indigenous culture and tourism
• Beneath the superficial
• Meaningful tourism and Indigenous culture
• Indigenous culture, competing meanings and rights
• PART III. Tourism as transgression
• 5. The targeted tourist: the legal construction of fear
• Tourism and injustice
• Tourism and repression
• Tourism as repression
• The role of international law
• Tourists as targets and the ẁar against terror'
• The loss of innocence: tourists as political targets
• The politics and moral panic of travel advisories
• Tourism and the construction of fear
• 6. The pleasure tourist: sex tourism as a legal dilemma
• Sex, pleasure and tourism
• Sex work and tourism
• Prostitution as a tourist attraction
• Sex tourism vs child-sex tourism
• Tourism discourse and child-sex tourism
• Laws on child-sex tourism
• Codes of conduct as regulation
• Tourism and legal discourse in sex tourism
• 7. Work and death in tourism: from darkness to voyeurism
• Regulating tourism work
• Uncertainty and the global financial crisis
• Hidden work and the law
• Death as a tourist experience
• Death as a tourist attraction
• The role of transgression in tourism
• PART IV. Tourism in law
• 8. Conclusion: tourism as a legal problem
• Legal silence
• Limiting the right to travel
• Non-tourism as the new just cause.

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ISBN

• 9780415425599
• 041542559X

LCCN

2010003048

OCLC

511611689

RCP

C - S

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