Adam T Rosenbaum
Biographic Data
| ID | 5713693 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adam T Rosenbaum |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adam T |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosenbaum |
| SIGNATURE | ROSENBAUM A T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colorado Mesa University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Nation Fermented: Beer, Bavaria, and the Making of Modern Germany
The history of dark tourism
It may be categorically unpleasant to visit cemeteries, crash sites, and death camps, but tourists queue up to see such places. Scholars have been attempting to explain this fascination with the macabre and morbid since the mid-1990s. Early analyses of dark tourism highlighted the modern and postmodern motivations underlying this novel form of travel. As a result, much of the subsequent work on this phenomenon has concentrated on contemporary vis…
Digital humanities and tourism history
This symposium considers how the digital humanities (DH), which relies on computer technology to interpret data and present conclusions, can enhance our understanding of tourism history. It begins with an introduction that defines DH, considers how DH can assist the way in which we think about tourism, and discusses the strengths and limitations of applications like text mining and digital mapping. This is followed by a review of the scholarship …
Leisure travel and real existing socialism: New research on tourism in the Soviet Union and communist Eastern Europe
This essay reviews recent research on tourism in the Soviet Union and communist Eastern Europe, situating it within a larger body of scholarship that explores leisure travel's impact on identity formation, patterns of consumption, and the perceived legitimacy of the state. Surveying several works published between 2006 and 2014, it describes how communist regimes transformed leisure travel into a politically loaded practice that promised several …
Grounded Modernity in the Bavarian Alps: The Reichenhall Spa Culture at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Located on the Alpine frontier between Bavaria and Austria, Reichenhall was once a secluded town, historically defined by its salt industry. Its reputation began to change in the mid-nineteenth century, after a number of enterprising locals opened “cure facilities,” thereby establishing the foundations of a modern health resort. By the end of the century, the spa town drew over 10,000 guests per season. The local community accommodated these visi…
The history of dark tourism
It may be categorically unpleasant to visit cemeteries, crash sites, and death camps, but tourists queue up to see such places. Scholars have been attempting to explain this fascination with the macabre and morbid since the mid-1990s. Early analyses of dark tourism highlighted the modern and postmodern motivations underlying this novel form of travel. As a result, much of the subsequent work on this phenomenon has concentrated on contemporary vis…
Leisure travel and real existing socialism: New research on tourism in the Soviet Union and communist Eastern Europe
This essay reviews recent research on tourism in the Soviet Union and communist Eastern Europe, situating it within a larger body of scholarship that explores leisure travel's impact on identity formation, patterns of consumption, and the perceived legitimacy of the state. Surveying several works published between 2006 and 2014, it describes how communist regimes transformed leisure travel into a politically loaded practice that promised several …
Digital humanities and tourism history
This symposium considers how the digital humanities (DH), which relies on computer technology to interpret data and present conclusions, can enhance our understanding of tourism history. It begins with an introduction that defines DH, considers how DH can assist the way in which we think about tourism, and discusses the strengths and limitations of applications like text mining and digital mapping. This is followed by a review of the scholarship …
Grounded Modernity in the Bavarian Alps: The Reichenhall Spa Culture at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Located on the Alpine frontier between Bavaria and Austria, Reichenhall was once a secluded town, historically defined by its salt industry. Its reputation began to change in the mid-nineteenth century, after a number of enterprising locals opened “cure facilities,” thereby establishing the foundations of a modern health resort. By the end of the century, the spa town drew over 10,000 guests per season. The local community accommodated these visi…
Grounded Modernity in the Bavarian Alps: The Reichenhall Spa Culture at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Located on the Alpine frontier between Bavaria and Austria, Reichenhall was once a secluded town, historically defined by its salt industry. Its reputation began to change in the mid-nineteenth century, after a number of enterprising locals opened “cure facilities,” thereby establishing the foundations of a modern health resort. By the end of the century, the spa town drew over 10,000 guests per season. The local community accommodated these visi…
Leisure travel and real existing socialism: New research on tourism in the Soviet Union and communist Eastern Europe
This essay reviews recent research on tourism in the Soviet Union and communist Eastern Europe, situating it within a larger body of scholarship that explores leisure travel's impact on identity formation, patterns of consumption, and the perceived legitimacy of the state. Surveying several works published between 2006 and 2014, it describes how communist regimes transformed leisure travel into a politically loaded practice that promised several …
Digital humanities and tourism history
This symposium considers how the digital humanities (DH), which relies on computer technology to interpret data and present conclusions, can enhance our understanding of tourism history. It begins with an introduction that defines DH, considers how DH can assist the way in which we think about tourism, and discusses the strengths and limitations of applications like text mining and digital mapping. This is followed by a review of the scholarship …
The history of dark tourism
It may be categorically unpleasant to visit cemeteries, crash sites, and death camps, but tourists queue up to see such places. Scholars have been attempting to explain this fascination with the macabre and morbid since the mid-1990s. Early analyses of dark tourism highlighted the modern and postmodern motivations underlying this novel form of travel. As a result, much of the subsequent work on this phenomenon has concentrated on contemporary vis…
A Nation Fermented: Beer, Bavaria, and the Making of Modern Germany
Political science (4 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · European history and politics (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Central European national history (2 works) · Economy (2 works)