Joël Loehr
Biographic Data
| ID | 1711526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joël Loehr |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joël |
| FAMILY NAME | Loehr |
| SIGNATURE | LOEHR J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Griffith University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7361-0086 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The value of Q-methodology for optimising tourism priorities
Advancing climate change and tourism policymaking in the Pacific Islands
Institutionalised tourism policy goals: Fit to Address Climate Change
Tourism requires more ambitious climate actions to align the sector with a net zero emissions world and policy will play an increasingly important role in this. This study examined 1112 current policy actions addressing tourism and climate change to assist the sector in further improving policy integration, coverage and implementation of an effective and increasingly ambitious climate response. Drawing on new institutionalism, the study found tha…
Registres littéraires et écarts culturels: Balzac et Beckett jusqu’en Chine
Using Q method to investigate the influence of inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene (Wash) on tourists’ hotel choice in Fiji
Consequent to the COVID-19 pandemic and the reopening of international borders, tourists are increasingly concerned about sanitation and hygiene practices in tourism destinations. There is an evident need to investigate how the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed tourist choices. This paper investigates the perceptions of hotel staff and tourists on the influence of inclusive water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) practices on tourists’ hotel choice…
Asia–Pacific tourism futures emerging from Covid-19 recovery responses and implications for sustainability
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide contrasting narratives of what the future of Asia Pacific tourism may look like, and to identify how current policy interventions and recommendations made for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) recovery shape the system's trajectory. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on a set of four possible futures emerging from COVID-19, tourism policy responses are analysed and a link to their potential contr…
Leverage points to address climate change risk in destinations
Transformational system change is required to respond to the current climate emergency and the COVID-19 induced structural break presents an opportunity to progress such change. While the tourism industry accepts the need for change, how this may look like remains unclear. This article contributes to identifying pathways by presenting critical reflections on the research process and findings from a three-year research project on reducing climate …
Exploring the Multiple Benefits of Ecosystem-Based Adaptation in Tourism for Climate Risks and Destination Well-Being
Tourism is strongly interlinked with the natural and social environment, in particular in destinations around the Pacific. These environments are vulnerable to climate change which impacts on the social–ecological system of destinations. Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) uses ecosystems to manage the risks of climate change. However, a gap remains in understanding how the tourism sector can use EbA to create destination-wide benefits. The destinat…
Climate science and tourism policy in Australasia: Deficiencies in Science-Policy Translation
This paper reviews tourism-relevant advances in climate science and tourism policy in the Australasia region over the past 20 years, focusing particularly on the seven years (2015–2021) since the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report. Within the Australasia region, Australia and New Zealand have a complicated relationship with climate change, as both countries are dependent upon stable climates for tourism while contributing to high tourism greenhouse gas…
Tourism governance and enabling drivers for intensifying climate action
The COVID-19 pandemic provides an opportunity for tourism to change so to make a more meaningful contribution to sustainable development, including action on climate change. To achieve such a sustainable tourism transition, an effective enabling environment, supported through appropriate governance arrangements, is required, However, our understanding of what suitable governance modes look like to support tourism’s climate actions are limited. To…
The Tourism Climate Change Knowledge System
Tourism and climate change: Evaluating the extent of policy integration
Climate change poses complex challenges and addressing these requires increasing integration across policy domains. This research developed a framework to assess policy integration between the tourism and climate change domains by examining coverage, scope, materiality and alignment. A database of 101 policy documents was compiled, representing 61 countries over 17 years. Only 37 documents covered the tourism-climate nexus substantially, suggesti…
Science critique et conscience d'auteur: Proust à l'épreuve
La critique moderne a mis l'accent sur des discordances ou des conflits entre les deux « côtés » de la Recherche : le versant spéculatif et le versant romanesque. Une option (la plus généralement suivie jusqu'ici) consiste à en accuser Proust lui-même, au risque de disqualifier jusqu'à sa conscience d'auteur. Une autre option (ouverte par Dorrit Cohn et que nous mettons à l'épreuve) consisterait à imputer au narrateur les doctrines surannées et l…
L'Huître et le Ptyx
Le goût de Ponge pour une « formule » finale a quelque chose à voir avec ses rapports avec Mallarmé - mais le rapport entre sa poésie et celle de Mallarmé est complexe, sa pratique de la réécriture dans le Parti pris des choses - d' Igitur avec « La bougie », mais surtout du sonnet en -ix avec « l'Huître » - le conduisant à convertir l'hermétisme de Mallarmé, mais surtout sa négativité et son obsession du néant, en une affirmation du quotidien qu…
Malraux en Mai: "Crisologie Du "Temps Des Limbes
Americanae nace como un proyecto conjunto que surge dentro de la Red Europea de Información y Documentación sobre América Latina (REDIAL), y que ha afrontado la Biblioteca de la Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID). Esta nueva biblioteca virtual hace más accesibles los libros digitales de tema americanista a los investigadores y usuarios interesados de cualquier parte del mundo
L'Espoir de Malraux: Épopée Ou Opéra
Malraux' "Man's Hope": Epic or Opera? Malraux himself used the metaphor of the opera (music and libretto) to describe his novels, while it appears that as the characters in his novels multiply and as their narratives complexify, the analogy becomes more and more exact. A close reading of "Man 's Hope" reveals it to be constructed along musical principles defining three movements and linking epic scope to operatic breath
La répétition dans L'Espoir, lieu de passage du sens
Repetition in Man 's Hope: A Signifying Process. Repetition would seem to undermine the linear progress of a narration. In point of fact and somewhat paradoxically, in Malraux' s work it rums out to be the device par excellence for both the progression of the story, its passage from one stage to another, and the passage of its meaning or direction to the reader. Thus it appears as both a means and an outcome
Tourism governance and enabling drivers for intensifying climate action
The COVID-19 pandemic provides an opportunity for tourism to change so to make a more meaningful contribution to sustainable development, including action on climate change. To achieve such a sustainable tourism transition, an effective enabling environment, supported through appropriate governance arrangements, is required, However, our understanding of what suitable governance modes look like to support tourism’s climate actions are limited. To…
The Tourism Climate Change Knowledge System
Leverage points to address climate change risk in destinations
Transformational system change is required to respond to the current climate emergency and the COVID-19 induced structural break presents an opportunity to progress such change. While the tourism industry accepts the need for change, how this may look like remains unclear. This article contributes to identifying pathways by presenting critical reflections on the research process and findings from a three-year research project on reducing climate …
Climate science and tourism policy in Australasia: Deficiencies in Science-Policy Translation
This paper reviews tourism-relevant advances in climate science and tourism policy in the Australasia region over the past 20 years, focusing particularly on the seven years (2015–2021) since the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report. Within the Australasia region, Australia and New Zealand have a complicated relationship with climate change, as both countries are dependent upon stable climates for tourism while contributing to high tourism greenhouse gas…
Institutionalised tourism policy goals: Fit to Address Climate Change
Tourism requires more ambitious climate actions to align the sector with a net zero emissions world and policy will play an increasingly important role in this. This study examined 1112 current policy actions addressing tourism and climate change to assist the sector in further improving policy integration, coverage and implementation of an effective and increasingly ambitious climate response. Drawing on new institutionalism, the study found tha…
Advancing climate change and tourism policymaking in the Pacific Islands
La répétition dans L'Espoir, lieu de passage du sens
Repetition in Man 's Hope: A Signifying Process. Repetition would seem to undermine the linear progress of a narration. In point of fact and somewhat paradoxically, in Malraux' s work it rums out to be the device par excellence for both the progression of the story, its passage from one stage to another, and the passage of its meaning or direction to the reader. Thus it appears as both a means and an outcome
L'Espoir de Malraux: Épopée Ou Opéra
Malraux' "Man's Hope": Epic or Opera? Malraux himself used the metaphor of the opera (music and libretto) to describe his novels, while it appears that as the characters in his novels multiply and as their narratives complexify, the analogy becomes more and more exact. A close reading of "Man 's Hope" reveals it to be constructed along musical principles defining three movements and linking epic scope to operatic breath
Malraux en Mai: "Crisologie Du "Temps Des Limbes
Americanae nace como un proyecto conjunto que surge dentro de la Red Europea de Información y Documentación sobre América Latina (REDIAL), y que ha afrontado la Biblioteca de la Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID). Esta nueva biblioteca virtual hace más accesibles los libros digitales de tema americanista a los investigadores y usuarios interesados de cualquier parte del mundo
L'Huître et le Ptyx
Le goût de Ponge pour une « formule » finale a quelque chose à voir avec ses rapports avec Mallarmé - mais le rapport entre sa poésie et celle de Mallarmé est complexe, sa pratique de la réécriture dans le Parti pris des choses - d' Igitur avec « La bougie », mais surtout du sonnet en -ix avec « l'Huître » - le conduisant à convertir l'hermétisme de Mallarmé, mais surtout sa négativité et son obsession du néant, en une affirmation du quotidien qu…
Science critique et conscience d'auteur: Proust à l'épreuve
La critique moderne a mis l'accent sur des discordances ou des conflits entre les deux « côtés » de la Recherche : le versant spéculatif et le versant romanesque. Une option (la plus généralement suivie jusqu'ici) consiste à en accuser Proust lui-même, au risque de disqualifier jusqu'à sa conscience d'auteur. Une autre option (ouverte par Dorrit Cohn et que nous mettons à l'épreuve) consisterait à imputer au narrateur les doctrines surannées et l…
Tourism and climate change: Evaluating the extent of policy integration
Climate change poses complex challenges and addressing these requires increasing integration across policy domains. This research developed a framework to assess policy integration between the tourism and climate change domains by examining coverage, scope, materiality and alignment. A database of 101 policy documents was compiled, representing 61 countries over 17 years. Only 37 documents covered the tourism-climate nexus substantially, suggesti…
The Tourism Climate Change Knowledge System
Exploring the Multiple Benefits of Ecosystem-Based Adaptation in Tourism for Climate Risks and Destination Well-Being
Tourism is strongly interlinked with the natural and social environment, in particular in destinations around the Pacific. These environments are vulnerable to climate change which impacts on the social–ecological system of destinations. Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) uses ecosystems to manage the risks of climate change. However, a gap remains in understanding how the tourism sector can use EbA to create destination-wide benefits. The destinat…
Climate science and tourism policy in Australasia: Deficiencies in Science-Policy Translation
This paper reviews tourism-relevant advances in climate science and tourism policy in the Australasia region over the past 20 years, focusing particularly on the seven years (2015–2021) since the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report. Within the Australasia region, Australia and New Zealand have a complicated relationship with climate change, as both countries are dependent upon stable climates for tourism while contributing to high tourism greenhouse gas…
Tourism governance and enabling drivers for intensifying climate action
The COVID-19 pandemic provides an opportunity for tourism to change so to make a more meaningful contribution to sustainable development, including action on climate change. To achieve such a sustainable tourism transition, an effective enabling environment, supported through appropriate governance arrangements, is required, However, our understanding of what suitable governance modes look like to support tourism’s climate actions are limited. To…
Using Q method to investigate the influence of inclusive water, sanitation and hygiene (Wash) on tourists’ hotel choice in Fiji
Consequent to the COVID-19 pandemic and the reopening of international borders, tourists are increasingly concerned about sanitation and hygiene practices in tourism destinations. There is an evident need to investigate how the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed tourist choices. This paper investigates the perceptions of hotel staff and tourists on the influence of inclusive water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) practices on tourists’ hotel choice…
Asia–Pacific tourism futures emerging from Covid-19 recovery responses and implications for sustainability
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide contrasting narratives of what the future of Asia Pacific tourism may look like, and to identify how current policy interventions and recommendations made for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) recovery shape the system's trajectory. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on a set of four possible futures emerging from COVID-19, tourism policy responses are analysed and a link to their potential contr…
Leverage points to address climate change risk in destinations
Transformational system change is required to respond to the current climate emergency and the COVID-19 induced structural break presents an opportunity to progress such change. While the tourism industry accepts the need for change, how this may look like remains unclear. This article contributes to identifying pathways by presenting critical reflections on the research process and findings from a three-year research project on reducing climate …
Registres littéraires et écarts culturels: Balzac et Beckett jusqu’en Chine
Advancing climate change and tourism policymaking in the Pacific Islands
Institutionalised tourism policy goals: Fit to Address Climate Change
Tourism requires more ambitious climate actions to align the sector with a net zero emissions world and policy will play an increasingly important role in this. This study examined 1112 current policy actions addressing tourism and climate change to assist the sector in further improving policy integration, coverage and implementation of an effective and increasingly ambitious climate response. Drawing on new institutionalism, the study found tha…
The value of Q-methodology for optimising tourism priorities
Tourism (11 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Climate change (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Environmental resource management (6 works) · Humanities (5 works)