Sun Jiuxia
Biographic Data
| ID | 4072273 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sun Jiuxia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sun |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiuxia |
| SIGNATURE | JIUXIA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Landscape as Monument: Sámiland and Its Contested Patrimony
Monuments are typically seen as physical objects created by humans as focal points for unity based on common beliefs, for remembering significant events or individuals and/or as reminders of past glories. For some indigenous groups, including the Sámi, the landscape, or at least some parts of it, has the same or similar associations. For the dominant political forces in the nations that have taken over Sámi lands, however, including those Sámi wh…
Power Maintenance of Religious Elites in Minority Tourism Communities: Taking Hui Villages in Sanya as an Example
Although cultural elites in China’s ethnic minority communities are the main carriers and maintainers of traditional culture, changes in the power of their traditional authority has not been studied much relative to tourism development. This article explores the changes in community religious elites’ authority with regard to conflicts concerning tourism development. The methods involved interviewing and observation in a Hui ethnic minority commun…
Interpretation of Urban New-type Public Spaces: An Anthropological Case Study of Fang Suo in Guangzhou
As an urban new-type public space, Fang Suo Commune has become an important place for cultural, leisure and consumption activities of urban residents in the context of mass leisure and postmodern consumption. The existence and development of Fang Suo as a unique space are worthy of in-depth analysis given the fact that physical bookstores are declining. This article interprets the unique combination of spaces of Fang Suo, and analyzes the structu…
Interactions between Economic and Social Capitals of Tourist Communities: A Case Study of Dai Park in Xishuangbanna
Tourism not only has a great economic influence on destination communities, but also promotes the restructuring and regeneration of local capital through local culture. Economic and social impacts of tourism on destination communities are no longer separated but integrated. The present paper explores the characteristics of capital changes and interactions of residents in an ethnic tourism community chiefly through interview and observation. The p…
Anthropological Tourism Analysis on Community Participation: The Case Study of Yulong River in Yangshuo
Anthropological Tourism Analysis on Community Participation: The Case Study of Arcadia in Yangshuo
Guest Editor's Introduction
Anthropological Tourism Analysis on Community Participation: The Case Study of Dai Village in Xishuangbanna
Differences in Community Participation in Tourism Development Between China and the West
Differences in Community Participation in Tourism Development Between China and the West
Guest Editor's Introduction
Interactions between Economic and Social Capitals of Tourist Communities: A Case Study of Dai Park in Xishuangbanna
Tourism not only has a great economic influence on destination communities, but also promotes the restructuring and regeneration of local capital through local culture. Economic and social impacts of tourism on destination communities are no longer separated but integrated. The present paper explores the characteristics of capital changes and interactions of residents in an ethnic tourism community chiefly through interview and observation. The p…
Anthropological Tourism Analysis on Community Participation: The Case Study of Yulong River in Yangshuo
Anthropological Tourism Analysis on Community Participation: The Case Study of Arcadia in Yangshuo
Guest Editor's Introduction
Anthropological Tourism Analysis on Community Participation: The Case Study of Dai Village in Xishuangbanna
Differences in Community Participation in Tourism Development Between China and the West
Interactions between Economic and Social Capitals of Tourist Communities: A Case Study of Dai Park in Xishuangbanna
Tourism not only has a great economic influence on destination communities, but also promotes the restructuring and regeneration of local capital through local culture. Economic and social impacts of tourism on destination communities are no longer separated but integrated. The present paper explores the characteristics of capital changes and interactions of residents in an ethnic tourism community chiefly through interview and observation. The p…
Power Maintenance of Religious Elites in Minority Tourism Communities: Taking Hui Villages in Sanya as an Example
Although cultural elites in China’s ethnic minority communities are the main carriers and maintainers of traditional culture, changes in the power of their traditional authority has not been studied much relative to tourism development. This article explores the changes in community religious elites’ authority with regard to conflicts concerning tourism development. The methods involved interviewing and observation in a Hui ethnic minority commun…
Interpretation of Urban New-type Public Spaces: An Anthropological Case Study of Fang Suo in Guangzhou
As an urban new-type public space, Fang Suo Commune has become an important place for cultural, leisure and consumption activities of urban residents in the context of mass leisure and postmodern consumption. The existence and development of Fang Suo as a unique space are worthy of in-depth analysis given the fact that physical bookstores are declining. This article interprets the unique combination of spaces of Fang Suo, and analyzes the structu…
Landscape as Monument: Sámiland and Its Contested Patrimony
Monuments are typically seen as physical objects created by humans as focal points for unity based on common beliefs, for remembering significant events or individuals and/or as reminders of past glories. For some indigenous groups, including the Sámi, the landscape, or at least some parts of it, has the same or similar associations. For the dominant political forces in the nations that have taken over Sámi lands, however, including those Sámi wh…
Sociology (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Regional science (3 works) · Socioeconomics (3 works) · Culinary Culture and Tourism (2 works)