1st Edition
Tourism Governance Critical Perspectives on Governance and Sustainability
1. The governance of sustainable tourism in destinations: The challenge of new research perspectives in the social sciences - Bill Bramwell and Bernard Lane Part I Governance, politics and adaptive policy-making 2. The principles of subsidiarity and the common good, and how they can underpin and lead to sustainable regional tourism governance structures - Anne Zahra 3. Adopting and implementing a transactive approach to sustainable tourism planning: Theory to practice - Meredith Wray 4. Governing sustainable tourism: Policy learning and policy failure - Michael Hall 5. Governance for protected areas as tourism destinations in the face of climate change - Susan A. Moore 6. Community-based social marketing and political theory: Insights for political action and climate change management - Tazim Jamal 7. Sustainability, and the politics of the resident-tourism relationship - Jim Macbeth and Sarah Veitch Part II. Governance, politics and political economy 8. Neoliberalism, governance and the third way: Promises and rhetorical barriers in destination governance - Dianne Dredge and Michelle Whitford 9. Of dreams and nightmares: Tourism, governance and the political demonic - Carol Warren 10. Integrating political ecology and resilience theory to address multiple crises in tourism dependent social-ecological systems of the mesoamerican reef - Susan Stonich and Sara Alexander 11. Encountering global regulations via local practices: The politics of animal welfare in elephant tourism - Rosaleen Duffy and Lorraine Moore 12. China: Harnessing the tourism dragon - Trevor Sofield
Biography
Bill Bramwell is Professor of International Tourism Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, UK. He is co-founder and co-editor of the Journal of Sustainable Tourism, and he has published widely on tourism policy and planning, tourism development in differing economic and political contexts, and sustainable tourism.
Bernard Lane is Visiting Research Fellow at Sheffield Hallam University, UK, and co-founder and co-editor of the Journal of Sustainable Tourism. He is a consultant on sustainable tourism development and management with extensive experience in Europe, Asia and Australia at national, regional and local levels.
