Julia Albrecht
Biographic Data
| ID | 3852040 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia Albrecht |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia |
| FAMILY NAME | Albrecht |
| SIGNATURE | ALBRECHT J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bern |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4453-1586 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Integrating scenario planning with futures wheels: A sequential framework for exploring tourism futures
Purpose This paper proposes and illustrates a sequential, qualitative framework that combines scenario planning and the futures wheel to enrich futures-oriented research in tourism. The aim is to generate plausible long-term perspectives on tourism decarbonization and to systematically explore their implications for destinations. Design/methodology/approach The study followed a sequential exploratory design. First, expert-informed scenario planni…
Spiritual practice as tourism experience: An application of cultural transmission theory
This conceptual paper examines the transformation of yoga, an ancient spiritual and cultural practice, into cultural tourism experiences. Applying cultural transmission theory and the learning concept therein, it presents a revised perspective of yoga tourism. The paper elucidates three key aspects: a) the transmission of yoga in an environmental (both physical and social) entity, b) the incorporation of yoga as a learning process within the fram…
“Just taking part or fully participate with others!?”: Social integration of members with disabilities in mainstream sports clubs
People with disabilities still show lower participation rates in mainstream sports clubs. Even when they are members of mainstream sports clubs, their participation is often limited to structural integration, while broader social integration including cultural and affective dimensions is only partially achieved. Thus, this study analyses the broader extent of social integration of members with disabilities in sports clubs, applying Esser’s model …
Effects of a companion dog on associations of danger and threat with oriental‐looking targets
In the current study we extend previous findings on the shooter bias toward targets with Arab ethnicity. In an adapted shooter task, we presented stereotypically oriental‐looking targets without explicit symbols of Islam (e.g., a turban) and additionally tested if presenting a “harmless” companion dog, together with Arab versus White targets, would affect the shooter bias. Participants responded faster and made fewer errors for armed Arab than fo…
Sports clubs as a medium for integrating people with disabilities
Participation in sports clubs is often ascribed with the ability to promote social integration of people with disabilities, since it can provide a platform for creating social networks and friendships. However, integration is not reached automatically, and it is strongly reliant on specific factors and conditions. Therefore, this study compares the degree of social integration of members with and without disabilities and analyses individual and s…
"Necessidade social" e política de educação superior
Desde o final do século XX, o governo do Brasil tem adotado medidas de massificação do ensino superior por meio do setor privado. Essa característica, apesar de não ter sido amplamente debatida pelo governo e tampouco pela sociedade, traz implicações concretas ao marco regulatório do ensino superior brasileiro. Quais deverão ser os critérios que orientarão a oferta de cursos? Neste sentido, o artigo busca analisar, partindo do uso do conceito de …
Sports clubs as a medium for integrating people with disabilities
Participation in sports clubs is often ascribed with the ability to promote social integration of people with disabilities, since it can provide a platform for creating social networks and friendships. However, integration is not reached automatically, and it is strongly reliant on specific factors and conditions. Therefore, this study compares the degree of social integration of members with and without disabilities and analyses individual and s…
Spiritual practice as tourism experience: An application of cultural transmission theory
This conceptual paper examines the transformation of yoga, an ancient spiritual and cultural practice, into cultural tourism experiences. Applying cultural transmission theory and the learning concept therein, it presents a revised perspective of yoga tourism. The paper elucidates three key aspects: a) the transmission of yoga in an environmental (both physical and social) entity, b) the incorporation of yoga as a learning process within the fram…
"Necessidade social" e política de educação superior
Desde o final do século XX, o governo do Brasil tem adotado medidas de massificação do ensino superior por meio do setor privado. Essa característica, apesar de não ter sido amplamente debatida pelo governo e tampouco pela sociedade, traz implicações concretas ao marco regulatório do ensino superior brasileiro. Quais deverão ser os critérios que orientarão a oferta de cursos? Neste sentido, o artigo busca analisar, partindo do uso do conceito de …
Effects of a companion dog on associations of danger and threat with oriental‐looking targets
In the current study we extend previous findings on the shooter bias toward targets with Arab ethnicity. In an adapted shooter task, we presented stereotypically oriental‐looking targets without explicit symbols of Islam (e.g., a turban) and additionally tested if presenting a “harmless” companion dog, together with Arab versus White targets, would affect the shooter bias. Participants responded faster and made fewer errors for armed Arab than fo…
Sports clubs as a medium for integrating people with disabilities
Participation in sports clubs is often ascribed with the ability to promote social integration of people with disabilities, since it can provide a platform for creating social networks and friendships. However, integration is not reached automatically, and it is strongly reliant on specific factors and conditions. Therefore, this study compares the degree of social integration of members with and without disabilities and analyses individual and s…
“Just taking part or fully participate with others!?”: Social integration of members with disabilities in mainstream sports clubs
People with disabilities still show lower participation rates in mainstream sports clubs. Even when they are members of mainstream sports clubs, their participation is often limited to structural integration, while broader social integration including cultural and affective dimensions is only partially achieved. Thus, this study analyses the broader extent of social integration of members with disabilities in sports clubs, applying Esser’s model …
Spiritual practice as tourism experience: An application of cultural transmission theory
This conceptual paper examines the transformation of yoga, an ancient spiritual and cultural practice, into cultural tourism experiences. Applying cultural transmission theory and the learning concept therein, it presents a revised perspective of yoga tourism. The paper elucidates three key aspects: a) the transmission of yoga in an environmental (both physical and social) entity, b) the incorporation of yoga as a learning process within the fram…
Integrating scenario planning with futures wheels: A sequential framework for exploring tourism futures
Purpose This paper proposes and illustrates a sequential, qualitative framework that combines scenario planning and the futures wheel to enrich futures-oriented research in tourism. The aim is to generate plausible long-term perspectives on tourism decarbonization and to systematically explore their implications for destinations. Design/methodology/approach The study followed a sequential exploratory design. First, expert-informed scenario planni…
Political science (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (2 works) · Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport (2 works) · Public relations (2 works) · Religious Tourism and Spaces (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (2 works) · Tourism (2 works)