D Böhn
Biographic Data
| ID | 117325 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D Böhn |
| GIVEN NAMES | D |
| FAMILY NAME | Böhn |
| SIGNATURE | BÖHN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Umeå University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9939-2048 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A South–North research agenda for cryotourism in a warming world
Cryotourism is a distinct form of tourism which is based on ice and snow cover and is thus highly determined by climatic conditions. While a considerable body of literature addresses the tourism-climate change nexus in (sub-)Arctic and European Alpine regions, little is known about the situation in South American high mountain and sub-Antarctic areas. Against this background, this perspective article presents a research agenda for cryotourism-cli…
Pathway evolution of Arctic enclave resorts
This paper examines the rapid proliferation of Arctic-themed enclave resorts in northernmost Sweden and Finland. Drawing upon the concept of opportunity spaces, this qualitative inquiry traces how tourism development pathways unfold at the intersection of institutional environments' strategic selectivity and entrepreneurial agency. Results indicate that a new generation of highly industry-experienced entrepreneurs has seized the opportunities pro…
Unpacking the multispatial configurations of metagoverning tourism development
This paper advances the study of metagovernance by examining its spatial horizons in the empirical case of tourism development. Drawing upon Jessop et al.'s (2008) TPSNE framework on territory, place, scale, network and environment for a longitudinal qualitative analysis, the article traces the evolution of tourism metagovernance in northernmost Finland and Sweden over the past 150 years. The shifts from pre-Fordism over welfare state Fordism to …
A virtual geobibliography of polar tourism and climate change
The polar regions are increasingly at the center of attention as the hot spots of climate crisis as well as tourism development. The recent IPCC reports highlight several climate change risks for the rather carbon-intensive and weather-based/dependent polar tourism industry in the Arctic and the Antarctic. This study presents the scholarly state-of-knowledge on tourism and climate change in the polar regions with a literature survey extending bey…
Public funding and destination evolution in sparsely populated Arctic regions
This paper examines the role of public funding in transforming tourism pathways in sparsely populated Arctic destinations, comparing Northern Sweden and Finnish Lapland. Our theoretical framework considers destination path plasticity and moments of change through the lens of geographical political economy to understand patterns of uneven development. This perspective helps explain how regional development funding driven by multi-scalar political …
Celebrating 30 years louder than hell
Although respective research has proliferated, little attention has been given to the processual nature of festivals. By drawing upon the concept of host event zones, we examine how different spectators perceive the development of the heavy metal festival Wacken Open Air (WOA) with respect to the dynamics between the festival as a temporary place in which visitors enjoy spectacle and ritual, a commercial site and the everyday living space of loca…
Aspekte der Lehrplangestaltung unter Berücksichtigung der regionalen Geographie
No abstract available
Public funding and destination evolution in sparsely populated Arctic regions
This paper examines the role of public funding in transforming tourism pathways in sparsely populated Arctic destinations, comparing Northern Sweden and Finnish Lapland. Our theoretical framework considers destination path plasticity and moments of change through the lens of geographical political economy to understand patterns of uneven development. This perspective helps explain how regional development funding driven by multi-scalar political …
A virtual geobibliography of polar tourism and climate change
The polar regions are increasingly at the center of attention as the hot spots of climate crisis as well as tourism development. The recent IPCC reports highlight several climate change risks for the rather carbon-intensive and weather-based/dependent polar tourism industry in the Arctic and the Antarctic. This study presents the scholarly state-of-knowledge on tourism and climate change in the polar regions with a literature survey extending bey…
Aspekte der Lehrplangestaltung unter Berücksichtigung der regionalen Geographie
No abstract available
Celebrating 30 years louder than hell
Although respective research has proliferated, little attention has been given to the processual nature of festivals. By drawing upon the concept of host event zones, we examine how different spectators perceive the development of the heavy metal festival Wacken Open Air (WOA) with respect to the dynamics between the festival as a temporary place in which visitors enjoy spectacle and ritual, a commercial site and the everyday living space of loca…
Public funding and destination evolution in sparsely populated Arctic regions
This paper examines the role of public funding in transforming tourism pathways in sparsely populated Arctic destinations, comparing Northern Sweden and Finnish Lapland. Our theoretical framework considers destination path plasticity and moments of change through the lens of geographical political economy to understand patterns of uneven development. This perspective helps explain how regional development funding driven by multi-scalar political …
Unpacking the multispatial configurations of metagoverning tourism development
This paper advances the study of metagovernance by examining its spatial horizons in the empirical case of tourism development. Drawing upon Jessop et al.'s (2008) TPSNE framework on territory, place, scale, network and environment for a longitudinal qualitative analysis, the article traces the evolution of tourism metagovernance in northernmost Finland and Sweden over the past 150 years. The shifts from pre-Fordism over welfare state Fordism to …
A virtual geobibliography of polar tourism and climate change
The polar regions are increasingly at the center of attention as the hot spots of climate crisis as well as tourism development. The recent IPCC reports highlight several climate change risks for the rather carbon-intensive and weather-based/dependent polar tourism industry in the Arctic and the Antarctic. This study presents the scholarly state-of-knowledge on tourism and climate change in the polar regions with a literature survey extending bey…
A South–North research agenda for cryotourism in a warming world
Cryotourism is a distinct form of tourism which is based on ice and snow cover and is thus highly determined by climatic conditions. While a considerable body of literature addresses the tourism-climate change nexus in (sub-)Arctic and European Alpine regions, little is known about the situation in South American high mountain and sub-Antarctic areas. Against this background, this perspective article presents a research agenda for cryotourism-cli…
Pathway evolution of Arctic enclave resorts
This paper examines the rapid proliferation of Arctic-themed enclave resorts in northernmost Sweden and Finland. Drawing upon the concept of opportunity spaces, this qualitative inquiry traces how tourism development pathways unfold at the intersection of institutional environments' strategic selectivity and entrepreneurial agency. Results indicate that a new generation of highly industry-experienced entrepreneurs has seized the opportunities pro…
Geography (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Arctic (3 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Oceanography (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works)