Shalini
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4516552 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Shalini |
| SOBRENOME | Shalini |
| ASSINATURA | SHALINI |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Brock University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6496-0057 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 47 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 47 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Intersectional invisibility and structural violence
Women engaged in sanitation work in India are socially and economically marginalised, and their identities as women, caste, class and as workers are multiply marginalised. Through the prism of intersectionality defined by American lawyer and social scientist, Kimberlé Crenshaw, this critical review synthesises the current body of literature on the issue along with legal documents, policy papers and qualitative studies ranging from participatory s…
Ethnopharmacological insights into native medicinal plants for cancer management by indigenous and local communities of Africa
Herbal tobacco cessation products on Indian e-commerce platforms
HTCPs are widely available on Indian e-commerce platforms with unverified health claims and minimal regulatory disclosure. This poses significant consumer protection and tobacco control challenges. Strengthened oversight, claim verification and policy alignment with WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control guidelines are urgently needed
Breaking the chains of discrimination
Tragically, between March and April of 2023, during a period lasting just one month, eight individuals perished while undertaking one of society’s most hazardous jobs: cleaning sewers. These fatalities have resurrected anxieties regarding the persisting deaths among manual scavengers despite explicit legal prohibitions against such practices nationwide. Despite legal efforts against it, news reports reveal that this harmful practice continues acr…
ICC’s Cricket World Cup 2023 and the dirty game of surrogate advertisements of smokeless tobacco
Between war and peace
The ongoing political turmoil gripping Sudan is fraught with violence between two opposing factions within its military government. This unsettling state of affairs has led to devastating consequences, including large‐scale displacement of people and severe human rights violations, causing dire humanitarian consequences. Against this tumultuous backdrop, we explore how existing refugee law, one facet of international law governing refugees, can h…
Estimating the weight of consumed tobacco product waste in various Indian states
This study provides first of its kind national-level evidence on the types (plastic, paper, foil and filter) and quantity of waste potentially generated by use of tobacco products in India. Similar studies from other LMICs can serve to raise consciousness about many negative environmental impacts of tobacco products and need for policies to address them
Remembering Keith Hollinshead
Vulnerabilities in tourism scholarship – scholars’ plea for a viable future
Rising burden of overweight and obesity among Indian adults
With simultaneous efforts to address a huge burden of malnutrition, especially among children and younger women, India also encounters a mushrooming prevalence of overweight and obesity among the adult population. This study analysed data from two consecutive rounds of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS) conducted in 2005–06 and 2015–16, to present the burden of overweight and obesity among adult men and women in India. The findings highligh…
Shradhanjali
Tej Vir Singh is, and perhaps will remain, the foremost Indian scholar in tourism studies. His Ph.D. dissertation on ‘Geographic Analysis of Tourism Industry of Uttar Pradesh, India’ in 1971, from
Is there enough naloxone to deter the diversion? Effect of concurrent administration of intravenous naloxone on opioid agonist effects of intravenous buprenorphine
Provisions for Health Sector Response to Substance Use Disorders in the Indian Policy
This article reviews the provisions of Indian national policy on narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances in context of the health sector services for (illicit) psychoactive substances and substance use disorders (SUD). For the the current review, a checklist was developed based on recommendations from various agencies and organizations. The document on Indian national policy on narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances was reviewed based on t…
Contemporary Christian travel
Contemporary Christian travel: pilgrimage, practice and place." Tourism Recreation Research, 44(2), pp. 278–279
University–industry collaboration in tourism – reluctant & premature
The review by Walters and Ruhanen attempts to present the experiences and perspectives of industry practitioners towards academic research and researchers, arising from collaborative efforts. And a
Nations within a nation
BACKGROUND: 18% of the world's population lives in India, and many states of India have populations similar to those of large countries. Action to effectively improve population health in India requires availability of reliable and comprehensive state-level estimates of disease burden and risk factors over time. Such comprehensive estimates have not been available so far for all major diseases and risk factors. Thus, we aimed to estimate the dise…
Male-to-male sex among men who inject drugs in Delhi, India
Tourist experience at home – Israeli domestic tourism
Contemporary cases in heritage
Community Participation—In Need of a Fresh Perspective
Project Planning and Development in Tourism
Destination development dilemma—Case of Manali in Himachal Himalaya
Contrived Landscapes
This paper explores the idea of simulated tourism environments as an emergent medium of tourism destinations. Several simulated tourism environments will be exemplified from which some obvious characteristics of these artificial environments will be offered as a means of developing an understanding of this emerging phenomenon. Drawing on a range of sources including academic, popular fiction, and travel literature and promotional materials, the a…
Secular pilgrimages and sacred tourism in the Indian Himalayas
India's Domestic Tourism
Tourism occurs within a system. While contemporary models of the tourism system are useful in understanding the dynamics of international tourism, it is found that these models fall short of explaining the system of conventional tourism in India. This paper explores the conventional system of vernacular tourism with the purpose of establishing the contextual nature of these practices. This examination assists in asserting that a value-based conte…
Secular pilgrimages and sacred tourism in the Indian Himalayas
Developing human resources for the tourism industry with reference to India
Tourist experience at home – Israeli domestic tourism
Destination development dilemma—Case of Manali in Himachal Himalaya
Contrived Landscapes
This paper explores the idea of simulated tourism environments as an emergent medium of tourism destinations. Several simulated tourism environments will be exemplified from which some obvious characteristics of these artificial environments will be offered as a means of developing an understanding of this emerging phenomenon. Drawing on a range of sources including academic, popular fiction, and travel literature and promotional materials, the a…
Community Participation—In Need of a Fresh Perspective
Senior Tourism
Additional informationNotes on contributorsPhilip L PearcePHILIP PEARCE Ph.D. is presently the Foundation Professor of Tourism and Head of the School of Business at James Cook University, Australia. He is an internationally recognised authority on tourist behaviour and tourist markets.As one of the first scholars at the University of Oxford to study the psychology of tourism for a doctoral degree, Professor Pearce has been able to bring a high le…
Probing the Product Life Cycle Further
This section has been specifically created to include findings of special significance and problem areas of subtle nuances in tourism research. Insightful contributions presenting the state-of-the-art preferably from the developing societies will be appreciated. Critical resumes on tourism projects and field researches will be considered. For details contact Editor, TRR
Problem of Tourism Development in Coastal Goa
A Study in Cultural Expressions of the Nawabs of Avadh
Secular India has witnessed a unique amalgam of different races & religions which has enriched her landscape with cultural heritage. Mughals and the Nawabs of Oudh have left memorable vestiges in religious edifices and cultural mores that constitute precious tourism products. This paper briefly comments on the contributions made by the Nawab Wazirs to Lucknow's, cultural milieu which need be conserved, protected and preserved against the eroding …
Center for tourism research and development
Hunagshan Scenic Area in China
Lucknow a City of Gardens and Greens in Distress
Urban Development and Tourism
Despite the fact that India is essentially a rural society, the oriental charms of its cities are quite unique inasmuch as they are rich repositories of the country's heritage and culture. Alongside the rich endowment of natural-cultural resources, urban tourism constitutes a sizeable tourist product which demands a closer look. This paper, within the framework of urban tourism, examines some of the problems associated with urban development and …
Geographers on Tourism Geography
Geography as a man-milieu discipline has given birth to many sub-disciplines which are heading towards the emergence of a full fledged discipline. Geographers, specially from the first and the second world have richly contributed to the geography of Recreation. This paper is an effort to present bibliographic survey of geography to the making of tourism geography
Geography of Leisure, Recreation and Tourism
(1992). Geography of Leisure, Recreation and Tourism. Tourism Recreation Research: Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 91-91
Tourism development of Huangshan scenic area
South Asia
Ecotourism
International Forum for Third Age Tourism
(1993). International Forum for Third Age Tourism. Tourism Recreation Research: Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 66-66
Ecotourism
Problem of Tourism Development in Coastal Goa
Sustainable Coastal Tourism Development
The Asia Pacific Tourism Association
Developing human resources for the tourism industry with reference to India
Probing the Product Life Cycle Further
This section has been specifically created to include findings of special significance and problem areas of subtle nuances in tourism research. Insightful contributions presenting the state-of-the-art preferably from the developing societies will be appreciated. Critical resumes on tourism projects and field researches will be considered. For details contact Editor, TRR
War, Terrorism & Tourism
The Institute for Tourism, Zagreb, Croatia organised this international conference in Dubrovnik on September 25-27, 1997. The theme of the conference was 'War, Terrorism and Tourism: Times of Crisis and Recovery'. The Conference had tourism scholars from the US, UK, Brazil, Sweden, Israel, Slovenia, Slovakia, Belgium and Canada, besides many delegates from Croatia. The theme was discussed from many angles including Peace and Tourism, Post-war Ima…
Senior Tourism
Additional informationNotes on contributorsPhilip L PearcePHILIP PEARCE Ph.D. is presently the Foundation Professor of Tourism and Head of the School of Business at James Cook University, Australia. He is an internationally recognised authority on tourist behaviour and tourist markets.As one of the first scholars at the University of Oxford to study the psychology of tourism for a doctoral degree, Professor Pearce has been able to bring a high le…
National Seminar on Tourism Education & Training in India
On Research Probe
The 7th Iast Gathering in Finland
As announced, the 7th meeting of the International Academy for the Study of Tourism (IAST) was held in Savonlinna (June 29 July 5, 2003), under the auspices of the Finnish Universities Network for Tourism Studies (FUNTS). The Academy’s biennial meeting was, as always, an august gathering of approximately 70 odd tourism stalwarts many of whom were accompanied by spouses and / or guests. The Academy’s meetings serve two basic purposes – firstly, to…
India's Domestic Tourism
Tourism occurs within a system. While contemporary models of the tourism system are useful in understanding the dynamics of international tourism, it is found that these models fall short of explaining the system of conventional tourism in India. This paper explores the conventional system of vernacular tourism with the purpose of establishing the contextual nature of these practices. This examination assists in asserting that a value-based conte…
Contrived Landscapes
This paper explores the idea of simulated tourism environments as an emergent medium of tourism destinations. Several simulated tourism environments will be exemplified from which some obvious characteristics of these artificial environments will be offered as a means of developing an understanding of this emerging phenomenon. Drawing on a range of sources including academic, popular fiction, and travel literature and promotional materials, the a…
Secular pilgrimages and sacred tourism in the Indian Himalayas
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