N Uriely
Biographic Data
| ID | 21071 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N Uriely |
| GIVEN NAMES | N |
| FAMILY NAME | Uriely |
| SIGNATURE | URIELY N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ben-Gurion University of the Negev |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7491-9154 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 487 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 12 |
The bleisure memories of business travelers
On-site animosity and national identity
The effects of early auditory-based intervention on adult bilateral cochlear implant outcomes
Although both auditory-verbal and auditory-oral approaches emphasize spoken language development, they emphasize auditory development to different degrees. This may affect cochlear implant (CI) outcomes. Further consideration should be made in future auditory research to determine whether these differences contribute to performance outcomes. Additional investigation with a larger participant pool, controlled for effects of age and CI devices and …
Blending 'home' and 'away
This study explores the nexus between migration and tourism by focusing on the experiences of young Israeli migrants who engage in return-visits to their country of origin. The experiences of the migrants are examined with respect to transnational theory, VFR (visiting friends and relatives) travel and conceptualizations of 'home' and 'away.' The migrants' sense of 'being at home' is deconstructed in terms of familiarity with place, privacy and s…
The business travel experience
The touristification of a conflict zone
Sexual behavior in women's tourist experiences
VFR tourism
Psychoanalytic sociology of deviant tourist behavior
Home” and “away” in VFR tourism
Israeli Backpackers
Perceived Risk and the Non-Institutionalized Tourist Role
While backpacking is often associated with a propensity for risk-taking, the literature lacks quantitative analyses of backpackers' perceived risk. The current study attempts to fill this gap by exploring risk perceptions of 579 Israeli students who were backpackers. The study findings indicate that perceived risk of the backpackers' experience is a multidimensional phenomenon, which includes factors of risk similar to those mentioned in both the…
Cannabis Usage in Tourism
The present study aims to investigate the social forces that shape tourists’ motives in consuming cannabis while on vacation. The underlying premise of this paper is that cannabis consumption in tourism is driven and influenced by the wider process of the normalization of cannabis use in Western societies and, therefore, should be examined in this context. Using a grounded theory approach, this study suggests four umbrella groups of motivations t…
Drugs and risk-taking in tourism
The tourist experience
Allotment holding as an eco‐leisure practice
This article explores the phenomenon of allotment holding as a leisure practice, by drawing upon on a 2‐year field study conducted at the Sataf village allotment site near the city of Jerusalem. The findings indicate that plotting at the Sataf involves an ideological commitment to nature and environment‐friendly related themes. Accordingly, plot holding at the Sataf is termed an eco‐leisure practice. In addition, the findings indicate that plotti…
Volunteering in Tourism
This article provides a conceptual discussion regarding the phenomenon in which volunteer activity and tourism are intertwined. First, it is suggested that the phenomenon of volunteering in tourism could be grasped as an expression of the so called “other” postmodern tourism. Second, it is argued that the notion of volunteering in tourism needs to be expanded beyond volunteering guests and include hosts who volunteer in the local tourism industry…
Backpacking experiences
Heritage Proximity and Resident Attitudes Toward Tourism Development
Rescuing Hikers in Israel's Deserts
This study focuses on the motivation and attitudes of volunteers taking part in rescue activity in Israeli desert areas. In line with contemporary literature on postmodernism, it is argued that they exemplify a particular case of horizontal de-differentiation in which volunteer rescue activity is intertwined with leisure and tourism. Specifically, we suggest that in addition to an altruistic sense of good citizenship, these rescuers are motivated…
Shopping in the Negev
The intensity of tourist–host social relationship and its effects on satisfaction and change of attitudes
Working tourists and their attitudes to hosts
Intellectuals” and “Jocks” in the Soccer Commentators’ Booth in Israel
The current study examines two recent developments in the production of soccer coverage in the Israeli media: (a) the introduction of “intellectuals” and soccer “jocks” to the soccer commentators’ booth, and (b) the debate about soccer commentary that has followed this trend. These developments are delineated from the perspective of the commentators themselves through in-depth interviews and a systematic survey of their statements in the media. T…
Theories of modern and postmodern tourism
The tourist experience
Backpacking experiences
The intensity of tourist–host social relationship and its effects on satisfaction and change of attitudes
Home” and “away” in VFR tourism
VFR tourism
Psychoanalytic sociology of deviant tourist behavior
Drugs and risk-taking in tourism
Volunteering in Tourism
This article provides a conceptual discussion regarding the phenomenon in which volunteer activity and tourism are intertwined. First, it is suggested that the phenomenon of volunteering in tourism could be grasped as an expression of the so called “other” postmodern tourism. Second, it is argued that the notion of volunteering in tourism needs to be expanded beyond volunteering guests and include hosts who volunteer in the local tourism industry…
Working tourists and their attitudes to hosts
Sexual behavior in women's tourist experiences
The business travel experience
Theories of modern and postmodern tourism
Rhetorical Ethnicity of Permanent Sojourners
Immigrants who perceive their stay in the host country as a temporary stay are known as sojourners. In this article I examine the sojourn experience and ethnic attachment of Israeli immigrants in Chicago. I portray the sojourn experience as a dynamic process, in which the orientation towards the place of residence, and the experience of being a stranger can be changed over time. This process is analysed by giving close attention to sojourners who…
Israeli Backpackers
Rescuing Hikers in Israel's Deserts
This study focuses on the motivation and attitudes of volunteers taking part in rescue activity in Israeli desert areas. In line with contemporary literature on postmodernism, it is argued that they exemplify a particular case of horizontal de-differentiation in which volunteer rescue activity is intertwined with leisure and tourism. Specifically, we suggest that in addition to an altruistic sense of good citizenship, these rescuers are motivated…
Blending 'home' and 'away
This study explores the nexus between migration and tourism by focusing on the experiences of young Israeli migrants who engage in return-visits to their country of origin. The experiences of the migrants are examined with respect to transnational theory, VFR (visiting friends and relatives) travel and conceptualizations of 'home' and 'away.' The migrants' sense of 'being at home' is deconstructed in terms of familiarity with place, privacy and s…
Heritage Proximity and Resident Attitudes Toward Tourism Development
Cannabis Usage in Tourism
The present study aims to investigate the social forces that shape tourists’ motives in consuming cannabis while on vacation. The underlying premise of this paper is that cannabis consumption in tourism is driven and influenced by the wider process of the normalization of cannabis use in Western societies and, therefore, should be examined in this context. Using a grounded theory approach, this study suggests four umbrella groups of motivations t…
Patterns of identification and integration with jewish americans among Israeli immigrants in Chicago
On-site animosity and national identity
The bleisure memories of business travelers
The touristification of a conflict zone
Allotment holding as an eco‐leisure practice
This article explores the phenomenon of allotment holding as a leisure practice, by drawing upon on a 2‐year field study conducted at the Sataf village allotment site near the city of Jerusalem. The findings indicate that plotting at the Sataf involves an ideological commitment to nature and environment‐friendly related themes. Accordingly, plot holding at the Sataf is termed an eco‐leisure practice. In addition, the findings indicate that plotti…
Shopping in the Negev
Intellectuals” and “Jocks” in the Soccer Commentators’ Booth in Israel
The current study examines two recent developments in the production of soccer coverage in the Israeli media: (a) the introduction of “intellectuals” and soccer “jocks” to the soccer commentators’ booth, and (b) the debate about soccer commentary that has followed this trend. These developments are delineated from the perspective of the commentators themselves through in-depth interviews and a systematic survey of their statements in the media. T…
Rhetorical Ethnicity of Permanent Sojourners
Immigrants who perceive their stay in the host country as a temporary stay are known as sojourners. In this article I examine the sojourn experience and ethnic attachment of Israeli immigrants in Chicago. I portray the sojourn experience as a dynamic process, in which the orientation towards the place of residence, and the experience of being a stranger can be changed over time. This process is analysed by giving close attention to sojourners who…
Patterns of identification and integration with jewish americans among Israeli immigrants in Chicago
Theories of modern and postmodern tourism
Intellectuals” and “Jocks” in the Soccer Commentators’ Booth in Israel
The current study examines two recent developments in the production of soccer coverage in the Israeli media: (a) the introduction of “intellectuals” and soccer “jocks” to the soccer commentators’ booth, and (b) the debate about soccer commentary that has followed this trend. These developments are delineated from the perspective of the commentators themselves through in-depth interviews and a systematic survey of their statements in the media. T…
The intensity of tourist–host social relationship and its effects on satisfaction and change of attitudes
Working tourists and their attitudes to hosts
Backpacking experiences
Heritage Proximity and Resident Attitudes Toward Tourism Development
Rescuing Hikers in Israel's Deserts
This study focuses on the motivation and attitudes of volunteers taking part in rescue activity in Israeli desert areas. In line with contemporary literature on postmodernism, it is argued that they exemplify a particular case of horizontal de-differentiation in which volunteer rescue activity is intertwined with leisure and tourism. Specifically, we suggest that in addition to an altruistic sense of good citizenship, these rescuers are motivated…
Shopping in the Negev
Volunteering in Tourism
This article provides a conceptual discussion regarding the phenomenon in which volunteer activity and tourism are intertwined. First, it is suggested that the phenomenon of volunteering in tourism could be grasped as an expression of the so called “other” postmodern tourism. Second, it is argued that the notion of volunteering in tourism needs to be expanded beyond volunteering guests and include hosts who volunteer in the local tourism industry…
Allotment holding as an eco‐leisure practice
This article explores the phenomenon of allotment holding as a leisure practice, by drawing upon on a 2‐year field study conducted at the Sataf village allotment site near the city of Jerusalem. The findings indicate that plotting at the Sataf involves an ideological commitment to nature and environment‐friendly related themes. Accordingly, plot holding at the Sataf is termed an eco‐leisure practice. In addition, the findings indicate that plotti…
The tourist experience
Drugs and risk-taking in tourism
Perceived Risk and the Non-Institutionalized Tourist Role
While backpacking is often associated with a propensity for risk-taking, the literature lacks quantitative analyses of backpackers' perceived risk. The current study attempts to fill this gap by exploring risk perceptions of 579 Israeli students who were backpackers. The study findings indicate that perceived risk of the backpackers' experience is a multidimensional phenomenon, which includes factors of risk similar to those mentioned in both the…
Cannabis Usage in Tourism
The present study aims to investigate the social forces that shape tourists’ motives in consuming cannabis while on vacation. The underlying premise of this paper is that cannabis consumption in tourism is driven and influenced by the wider process of the normalization of cannabis use in Western societies and, therefore, should be examined in this context. Using a grounded theory approach, this study suggests four umbrella groups of motivations t…
Israeli Backpackers
Home” and “away” in VFR tourism
Psychoanalytic sociology of deviant tourist behavior
VFR tourism
Sexual behavior in women's tourist experiences
The touristification of a conflict zone
The business travel experience
The effects of early auditory-based intervention on adult bilateral cochlear implant outcomes
Although both auditory-verbal and auditory-oral approaches emphasize spoken language development, they emphasize auditory development to different degrees. This may affect cochlear implant (CI) outcomes. Further consideration should be made in future auditory research to determine whether these differences contribute to performance outcomes. Additional investigation with a larger participant pool, controlled for effects of age and CI devices and …
Blending 'home' and 'away
This study explores the nexus between migration and tourism by focusing on the experiences of young Israeli migrants who engage in return-visits to their country of origin. The experiences of the migrants are examined with respect to transnational theory, VFR (visiting friends and relatives) travel and conceptualizations of 'home' and 'away.' The migrants' sense of 'being at home' is deconstructed in terms of familiarity with place, privacy and s…
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