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Written by Joachim Willms [Managing Director]
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The Changing World of Coastal, Island and Tropical Tourism
International Conference
Martinique, French West Indies
27 - 29 January 2011 Conference Topics
- Environmental risks and natural distastes
- Social and economic risks and dependencies
- Ocean climate change
- Host-Guest relations
- Globalisation and island tourism
- Resort development
- Cruise tourism
- Authenticity and heritage management
- Colonialism, sovereignty and governance
- Indigenous populations and tourism
- Sustainable tourism in sensitive environments
- Coastal zone management
- Coastal and island ecosystem change
- Regional tourism and economic relationships
- Island a tropical images: marketing and realities
- New technology applications in coastal, island and tropical tourism
- Emerging coastal, island and tropical destinations
- Human resource management issues in tourism
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Written by Joachim Willms [Managing Director]
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The Journal of Unconventional Parks, Tourism & Recreation Research (JUPTRR)
CALL FOR PAPERS – The DARK TOURISM Issue
JUPTRR
is soliciting manuscripts on dark tourism, the act of travel and
visitation to sites, attractions, and exhibitions, which has real or
re-created death, suffering or the seemingly macabre as a main theme
(Stone, 2005). Examples of dark tourism locations include cemeteries,
battlefields, prisons, hospitals, memorials, disaster sites, and
haunted places.
Special Guest Editors: Drs. Richard Sharpley & Philip Stone (eds.), The Darker Side of Travel: The Theory and Practice of Dark Tourism
Special
Tyro Editors (Professionals and Graduate Students) are needed for the
Dark Tourism Issue. If you are interested in being a Special Guest
Editor or Tyro Editor, please contact Teresa O'Bannon at
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For a broader discussion of dark tourism principles and practices, please visit The Dark Tourism Forum at http://www.dark-tourism.org.uk/
Submission deadline for the dark tourism issue is February 15th.
Applied
researchers, first-time authors, practitioners, graduate students, and
researchers with a sense of exploration are encouraged to participate.
Articles
submitted to JUPTRR should not be under review by any other journal or
previously published. Published articles will be archived and may be
used and shared in accordance with fair-use provisions of U.S.
copyright law.
• Email articles to
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in Word or rich text format.
• Include a cover page with a manuscript title and complete list of authors.
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Provide contact information for primary author (i.e., institution,
mailing address, email, and telephone). Author names should not appear
elsewhere in the manuscript to assist in blind review.
• Include an abstract of 120 words or less. There are no page or word limits for the body of the manuscript.
• Papers must be in English.
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Format using the Publication Manual of the American Psychological
Association (5th edition) and APA Style Guide to Electronic References.
For additional information, please visit the Journal's website at http://juptrr.asp.radford.edu
For clarification of topics for the Dark Tourism issue, contact Dr. Teresa O’Bannon, Editor at
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Dr. Susan Van Patten, Executive Editor (
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) or Dr. Teresa O’Bannon, Editor (
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Department of Recreation, Parks and Tourism, Radford University, Box 6963
Radford VA 24142, USA
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Written by Joachim Willms [Managing Director]
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World Heritage and Tourism:
Managing for the global and the local
2-4 June 2010, Quebec City, Canada The conference organisers are
pleased to let you know that due to strong interest they have extended the
deadline for the above conference until 21 January 2010 and also extended the
duration of the conference.
Please submit your 500 words abstract (in French or English) including a title and full contact details as
an electronic file to Professor Maria Gravari-Barbas (
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) or Laurent
Bourdeau (
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) as soon as possible but no later than 21 January 2010.
Publication opportunity: Papers accepted for the conference will be published in the
conference proceedings, subject to author registration. Best papers from the
conference will also be considered for publication in a special issue of the Journal of Tourism
and Cultural Change.
Conference Organisers: UNESCO/UNITWIN NETWORK for Culture,
Tourism and Development, the Faculty of Business Administration at Université
Laval, the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and the Centre for Tourism and
Cultural Change at Leeds Metropolitan University.
For
more information on the call for papers, registration, etc please go to http://www.fsa.ulaval.ca/tourisme
(French) or at http://english.fsa.ulaval.ca/sgc/faculty/quebec2010
(English).
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