Salman Yousaf
Biographic Data
| ID | 1212832 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Salman Yousaf |
| GIVEN NAMES | Salman |
| FAMILY NAME | Yousaf |
| SIGNATURE | YOUSAF S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sharjah |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1303-4480 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Simulated empathy for vulnerability-centered tourism
Who gets to travel, who gets to matter? Border inequality and conference access in tourism academia
Do employees with dark personality traits review their jobs unfavorably? Textual content analysis of online employee reviews
This study investigates the association between Dark Triad traits (DTT), narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, and employee review generation and consumption on Glassdoor. Using 533,007 reviews of S&P 500 companies, we applied the Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count method to infer DTT-linked language markers. Results show small but statistically reliable negative associations between narcissism and psychopathy and both review rating and p…
Analyzing Tourist Online Environmental Discourse With Big Data
This study evaluates the impact of tourists' online environmental discourse (OED) on satisfaction with UNESCO Natural World Heritage (NWH) sites, applying norm activation theory and theories of reasoned action and planned behavior. It addresses sustainability concerns of NWH sites impacted by tourism, analyzing 130,264 TripAdvisor.com reviews covering 43 NWH sites in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. The findin…
Beyond bounded rurality
This study employs an assemblage thinking approach to reconceptualise ethnic rural places as dynamic, relational and continuously evolving, challenging static and bounded perspectives. Based on ethnographic observations and interviews in 11 villages across two She ethnic townships in Cangnan County, China, it examines rural revitalisation through territorialisation, deterritorialisation and reterritorialisation. By situating these communities wit…
Emergence of deglobalized tourist segments
Tourism and sociocultural identity discourses in ethnic minority communities
Dark personalities and online reviews
Understanding Halal leisure
This research note discusses why and how the conventional description of leisure makes positioning Halal leisure difficult for researchers and practitioners and then identifies four leisure zones based on the overall consensus of Islamic teachings, cultural tolerance of Islamic societies, and localized/regionalised interpretations of Islamic scriptures. In doing so, this paper contributes to enhancing the nascent understanding of the position of …
Halal food anxiety in a non-Muslim destination
This study alludes to the highly relevant but scholarly underexplored phenomenon of halal food anxiety that Muslim travelers encounter in non-Muslim destinations. Set in the backdrop of pandemic travel, data were collected from Muslim travelers going through mandatory quarantine requirements of 3 weeks in Wuhan, China. Terror management theory (Greenberg et al., 1986) and conservation of resources theory (Hobfoll, 1988;1989) provided theoretical …
China through the lens of neighboring media
This research offers a comparative content analysis of Pakistani and Indian newspaper coverage of the recent social unrest in Hong Kong over the attempt to introduce an extradition bill covering fugitive suspects. Additionally, the study explores the portrayal of China in the newspapers of its neighboring countries in reporting on the Hong Kong turmoil. The study applies framing theory and empirically tests the model of peace journalism developed…
Travel burnout
Copysites / duplitectures as tourist attractions
Does International Sporting Boycott Act as a Social Identity Threat? The Effects on the National Collective Self-Esteem of Pakistani Cricket Fans
The present study theoretically advances the social identity threat construct, with the terrorist attacks of March 4, 2009, in the backdrop, by providing a compelling evidence on how international sporting isolation acts as a social identity threat due to emphatic consequences on spectator's team identification and national collective self-esteem (CSE). Moreover, the study adheres to the rejection identification model, which accentuates profound …
Lost Destination marketing opportunities due to international sporting boycott
The relationship between hosting sporting events and destination marketing opportunities has been widely researched in terms of generating internal national cohesion and citizen pride, furnishing economic benefits and uplifting the global profile of the host country. This critical commentary draws attention to the loss of destination marketing opportunities due to international sporting exclusion as well as possible repercussions not only to the …
Halal culinary and tourism marketing strategies on government websites
Political marketing in Pakistan
The present study discusses the intricacies of the political landscape in Pakistan and its compatibility with the modern political marketing theory. The election campaigns of the three largest political parties Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz, Pakistan People's Party, and Pakistan Tehreek‐e‐Insaf in the general elections 2013 were critically analyzed in the print media to comprehend the political marketing trends in Pakistan. It was found out that t…
Travel burnout
Halal culinary and tourism marketing strategies on government websites
Copysites / duplitectures as tourist attractions
Dark personalities and online reviews
Political marketing in Pakistan
The present study discusses the intricacies of the political landscape in Pakistan and its compatibility with the modern political marketing theory. The election campaigns of the three largest political parties Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz, Pakistan People's Party, and Pakistan Tehreek‐e‐Insaf in the general elections 2013 were critically analyzed in the print media to comprehend the political marketing trends in Pakistan. It was found out that t…
Does International Sporting Boycott Act as a Social Identity Threat? The Effects on the National Collective Self-Esteem of Pakistani Cricket Fans
The present study theoretically advances the social identity threat construct, with the terrorist attacks of March 4, 2009, in the backdrop, by providing a compelling evidence on how international sporting isolation acts as a social identity threat due to emphatic consequences on spectator's team identification and national collective self-esteem (CSE). Moreover, the study adheres to the rejection identification model, which accentuates profound …
Tourism and sociocultural identity discourses in ethnic minority communities
Understanding Halal leisure
This research note discusses why and how the conventional description of leisure makes positioning Halal leisure difficult for researchers and practitioners and then identifies four leisure zones based on the overall consensus of Islamic teachings, cultural tolerance of Islamic societies, and localized/regionalised interpretations of Islamic scriptures. In doing so, this paper contributes to enhancing the nascent understanding of the position of …
Lost Destination marketing opportunities due to international sporting boycott
The relationship between hosting sporting events and destination marketing opportunities has been widely researched in terms of generating internal national cohesion and citizen pride, furnishing economic benefits and uplifting the global profile of the host country. This critical commentary draws attention to the loss of destination marketing opportunities due to international sporting exclusion as well as possible repercussions not only to the …
Political marketing in Pakistan
The present study discusses the intricacies of the political landscape in Pakistan and its compatibility with the modern political marketing theory. The election campaigns of the three largest political parties Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz, Pakistan People's Party, and Pakistan Tehreek‐e‐Insaf in the general elections 2013 were critically analyzed in the print media to comprehend the political marketing trends in Pakistan. It was found out that t…
Lost Destination marketing opportunities due to international sporting boycott
The relationship between hosting sporting events and destination marketing opportunities has been widely researched in terms of generating internal national cohesion and citizen pride, furnishing economic benefits and uplifting the global profile of the host country. This critical commentary draws attention to the loss of destination marketing opportunities due to international sporting exclusion as well as possible repercussions not only to the …
Halal culinary and tourism marketing strategies on government websites
Copysites / duplitectures as tourist attractions
Does International Sporting Boycott Act as a Social Identity Threat? The Effects on the National Collective Self-Esteem of Pakistani Cricket Fans
The present study theoretically advances the social identity threat construct, with the terrorist attacks of March 4, 2009, in the backdrop, by providing a compelling evidence on how international sporting isolation acts as a social identity threat due to emphatic consequences on spectator's team identification and national collective self-esteem (CSE). Moreover, the study adheres to the rejection identification model, which accentuates profound …
Travel burnout
Halal food anxiety in a non-Muslim destination
This study alludes to the highly relevant but scholarly underexplored phenomenon of halal food anxiety that Muslim travelers encounter in non-Muslim destinations. Set in the backdrop of pandemic travel, data were collected from Muslim travelers going through mandatory quarantine requirements of 3 weeks in Wuhan, China. Terror management theory (Greenberg et al., 1986) and conservation of resources theory (Hobfoll, 1988;1989) provided theoretical …
China through the lens of neighboring media
This research offers a comparative content analysis of Pakistani and Indian newspaper coverage of the recent social unrest in Hong Kong over the attempt to introduce an extradition bill covering fugitive suspects. Additionally, the study explores the portrayal of China in the newspapers of its neighboring countries in reporting on the Hong Kong turmoil. The study applies framing theory and empirically tests the model of peace journalism developed…
Dark personalities and online reviews
Understanding Halal leisure
This research note discusses why and how the conventional description of leisure makes positioning Halal leisure difficult for researchers and practitioners and then identifies four leisure zones based on the overall consensus of Islamic teachings, cultural tolerance of Islamic societies, and localized/regionalised interpretations of Islamic scriptures. In doing so, this paper contributes to enhancing the nascent understanding of the position of …
Analyzing Tourist Online Environmental Discourse With Big Data
This study evaluates the impact of tourists' online environmental discourse (OED) on satisfaction with UNESCO Natural World Heritage (NWH) sites, applying norm activation theory and theories of reasoned action and planned behavior. It addresses sustainability concerns of NWH sites impacted by tourism, analyzing 130,264 TripAdvisor.com reviews covering 43 NWH sites in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. The findin…
Beyond bounded rurality
This study employs an assemblage thinking approach to reconceptualise ethnic rural places as dynamic, relational and continuously evolving, challenging static and bounded perspectives. Based on ethnographic observations and interviews in 11 villages across two She ethnic townships in Cangnan County, China, it examines rural revitalisation through territorialisation, deterritorialisation and reterritorialisation. By situating these communities wit…
Emergence of deglobalized tourist segments
Tourism and sociocultural identity discourses in ethnic minority communities
Simulated empathy for vulnerability-centered tourism
Who gets to travel, who gets to matter? Border inequality and conference access in tourism academia
Do employees with dark personality traits review their jobs unfavorably? Textual content analysis of online employee reviews
This study investigates the association between Dark Triad traits (DTT), narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, and employee review generation and consumption on Glassdoor. Using 533,007 reviews of S&P 500 companies, we applied the Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count method to infer DTT-linked language markers. Results show small but statistically reliable negative associations between narcissism and psychopathy and both review rating and p…
Political science (12 works) · Tourism (11 works) · Business (8 works) · Marketing (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · China (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Advertising (5 works)