Dorothy Fox
Biographic Data
| ID | 3756644 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dorothy Fox |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dorothy |
| FAMILY NAME | Fox |
| SIGNATURE | FOX D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bournemouth University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1928 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
An exploratory study of British Millennials’ attitudes to the use of live animals in events
Ethical issues related to animal rights have gained significant exposure in the past few decades. As a result, animal welfare concerns have continuously been at the forefront of public debate. This has had a major impact on Western culture, expressed in the growing popularity of lifestyle changes towards reducing and abandonment of animal use across different industries. However, animal use in planned events remains insufficiently studied and abs…
Leisure time preference: The influence of gardening on garden visitation
Leisure preferences have been accounted for by a variety of variables, including gender, age and race; and by personality and other internal attributes. It could be hypothesized therefore that there would be a relationship between the different but associated leisure activities chosen by people. However to date, little attention has been paid in this area. This study uses a survey of residents in southern England (n = 397) to identify the prefere…
External agents of change: A 10-year trend study of garden visitor behaviour in England
Changes in people’s behaviour over time can be understood through three distinct elements: their age, a period of time and their birth cohort. Age is a key demographic in many leisure studies but less frequently a period of years is used in longitudinal studies. Changes to a birth cohort (a term often used synonymously with a generation) are rarely examined. This study adopts all three measures to demonstrate the complexity of change over time an…
Evolutionary and socio-cultural influences on feelings and attitudes towards nature: A cross-cultural study
Mounting environmental issues have prompted reconsideration of the human–nature relationship. Accordingly, attitudes to nature, as an important dimension of human–nature interactions, have become a research focus. How feelings and attitudes towards nature are influenced by evolutionary and social-cultural constructions, and whether there is variation between different cultural groups, demands more attention. Using a survey of visitors to two very…
Modelling attitudes to nature, tourism and sustainable development in national parks: A survey of visitors in China and the UK
The Institutional Sustainability in Protected Area Tourism—Case Studies of Jiuzhaigou National Scenic Area, China and New Forest National Park, United Kingdom
This article considers sustainable tourism development in two protected areas, Jiuzhaigou National Scenic Area in China and the New Forest National Park in the United Kingdom. An inductive approach is used to explore the “fourth component” of sustainable tourism development that is institutional sustainability. Primary data from in-depth interviews, together with a range of secondary data sources, are analyzed to understand the governance and man…
Study on Chinese Tourism Web Sites' Distribution and Online Marketing Effects: 中国旅游网站空间分布与网络营销效应研究
As a platform and carrier of tourism information, tourism Web sites (TWs) and online tourism marketing have deeply affected the tourism industry. The authors adopt a geographical perspective to analyze the distribution of Chinese tourism Web sites (CTWs), and statistical analysis with SPSS 16.0 was conducted to explore the online marketing effects of CTWs. Some meaningful results were produced: (a) The number of CTWs generally decreases from east…
My Nightmare Journey
Modelling attitudes to nature, tourism and sustainable development in national parks: A survey of visitors in China and the UK
Evolutionary and socio-cultural influences on feelings and attitudes towards nature: A cross-cultural study
Mounting environmental issues have prompted reconsideration of the human–nature relationship. Accordingly, attitudes to nature, as an important dimension of human–nature interactions, have become a research focus. How feelings and attitudes towards nature are influenced by evolutionary and social-cultural constructions, and whether there is variation between different cultural groups, demands more attention. Using a survey of visitors to two very…
An exploratory study of British Millennials’ attitudes to the use of live animals in events
Ethical issues related to animal rights have gained significant exposure in the past few decades. As a result, animal welfare concerns have continuously been at the forefront of public debate. This has had a major impact on Western culture, expressed in the growing popularity of lifestyle changes towards reducing and abandonment of animal use across different industries. However, animal use in planned events remains insufficiently studied and abs…
Leisure time preference: The influence of gardening on garden visitation
Leisure preferences have been accounted for by a variety of variables, including gender, age and race; and by personality and other internal attributes. It could be hypothesized therefore that there would be a relationship between the different but associated leisure activities chosen by people. However to date, little attention has been paid in this area. This study uses a survey of residents in southern England (n = 397) to identify the prefere…
External agents of change: A 10-year trend study of garden visitor behaviour in England
Changes in people’s behaviour over time can be understood through three distinct elements: their age, a period of time and their birth cohort. Age is a key demographic in many leisure studies but less frequently a period of years is used in longitudinal studies. Changes to a birth cohort (a term often used synonymously with a generation) are rarely examined. This study adopts all three measures to demonstrate the complexity of change over time an…
Study on Chinese Tourism Web Sites' Distribution and Online Marketing Effects: 中国旅游网站空间分布与网络营销效应研究
As a platform and carrier of tourism information, tourism Web sites (TWs) and online tourism marketing have deeply affected the tourism industry. The authors adopt a geographical perspective to analyze the distribution of Chinese tourism Web sites (CTWs), and statistical analysis with SPSS 16.0 was conducted to explore the online marketing effects of CTWs. Some meaningful results were produced: (a) The number of CTWs generally decreases from east…
My Nightmare Journey
Study on Chinese Tourism Web Sites' Distribution and Online Marketing Effects: 中国旅游网站空间分布与网络营销效应研究
As a platform and carrier of tourism information, tourism Web sites (TWs) and online tourism marketing have deeply affected the tourism industry. The authors adopt a geographical perspective to analyze the distribution of Chinese tourism Web sites (CTWs), and statistical analysis with SPSS 16.0 was conducted to explore the online marketing effects of CTWs. Some meaningful results were produced: (a) The number of CTWs generally decreases from east…
The Institutional Sustainability in Protected Area Tourism—Case Studies of Jiuzhaigou National Scenic Area, China and New Forest National Park, United Kingdom
This article considers sustainable tourism development in two protected areas, Jiuzhaigou National Scenic Area in China and the New Forest National Park in the United Kingdom. An inductive approach is used to explore the “fourth component” of sustainable tourism development that is institutional sustainability. Primary data from in-depth interviews, together with a range of secondary data sources, are analyzed to understand the governance and man…
Modelling attitudes to nature, tourism and sustainable development in national parks: A survey of visitors in China and the UK
Evolutionary and socio-cultural influences on feelings and attitudes towards nature: A cross-cultural study
Mounting environmental issues have prompted reconsideration of the human–nature relationship. Accordingly, attitudes to nature, as an important dimension of human–nature interactions, have become a research focus. How feelings and attitudes towards nature are influenced by evolutionary and social-cultural constructions, and whether there is variation between different cultural groups, demands more attention. Using a survey of visitors to two very…
Leisure time preference: The influence of gardening on garden visitation
Leisure preferences have been accounted for by a variety of variables, including gender, age and race; and by personality and other internal attributes. It could be hypothesized therefore that there would be a relationship between the different but associated leisure activities chosen by people. However to date, little attention has been paid in this area. This study uses a survey of residents in southern England (n = 397) to identify the prefere…
External agents of change: A 10-year trend study of garden visitor behaviour in England
Changes in people’s behaviour over time can be understood through three distinct elements: their age, a period of time and their birth cohort. Age is a key demographic in many leisure studies but less frequently a period of years is used in longitudinal studies. Changes to a birth cohort (a term often used synonymously with a generation) are rarely examined. This study adopts all three measures to demonstrate the complexity of change over time an…
An exploratory study of British Millennials’ attitudes to the use of live animals in events
Ethical issues related to animal rights have gained significant exposure in the past few decades. As a result, animal welfare concerns have continuously been at the forefront of public debate. This has had a major impact on Western culture, expressed in the growing popularity of lifestyle changes towards reducing and abandonment of animal use across different industries. However, animal use in planned events remains insufficiently studied and abs…
Geography (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · China (4 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · National park (3 works) · Political science (3 works)