John S Hull
Biographic Data
| ID | 6194873 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John S Hull |
| GIVEN NAMES | John S |
| FAMILY NAME | Hull |
| SIGNATURE | HULL J S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Thompson Rivers University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2505-2520 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From the theatre to the living room
As a strategy for survival from the COVID-19 pandemic, festivals and events have been conducted virtually to provide this form of leisure from home. Replicating transformative outcomes such as social interaction, community building, and fostering of culture in a virtual setting is essential, particularly for traditionally underrepresented communities. Often considered transgressive to broader normative society, LGBT2Q+ festivals offer leisure exp…
Millennials are not all the same
The attraction of craft breweries and wineries for visitors to British Columbia (BC), Canada, has grown significantly in recent years, particularly within millennials. However, little research has been conducted. The present research surveyed millennial visitors across craft breweries and wineries in BC. A total of 359 usable surveys were collected. Results found that although craft brewery and winery visitors had similar demographics, significan…
Minority languages as sustainable tourism resources
Multi-Stakeholder Perspectives of the Tourism Experience
Tourism, Gender and the Labour Process
In an effort to better understand issues of inequality, power, and control in the development of tourism, growing numbers of researchers are turning their attention to the construction of gender relations in the industry. In an attempt to add to this burgeoning literature, this paper reviews the links that exist between tourism, gender, and the labour market on the Lower North Shore of Quebec (LNS). We first provide a brief review of gender based…
Suicide ideas
The relationship of suicide to depression has been documented, but fewer data have been gathered on the relationship between suicide and personality disorders. A recent, well-validated instrument, the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI), identifies personality disorders as well as clinical syndromes, but has not yet been used for identifying suicidal individuals. To determine this relationship, 36 drug and alcohol inpatients and 212 under…
Minority languages as sustainable tourism resources
From the theatre to the living room
As a strategy for survival from the COVID-19 pandemic, festivals and events have been conducted virtually to provide this form of leisure from home. Replicating transformative outcomes such as social interaction, community building, and fostering of culture in a virtual setting is essential, particularly for traditionally underrepresented communities. Often considered transgressive to broader normative society, LGBT2Q+ festivals offer leisure exp…
Tourism, Gender and the Labour Process
In an effort to better understand issues of inequality, power, and control in the development of tourism, growing numbers of researchers are turning their attention to the construction of gender relations in the industry. In an attempt to add to this burgeoning literature, this paper reviews the links that exist between tourism, gender, and the labour market on the Lower North Shore of Quebec (LNS). We first provide a brief review of gender based…
Suicide ideas
The relationship of suicide to depression has been documented, but fewer data have been gathered on the relationship between suicide and personality disorders. A recent, well-validated instrument, the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI), identifies personality disorders as well as clinical syndromes, but has not yet been used for identifying suicidal individuals. To determine this relationship, 36 drug and alcohol inpatients and 212 under…
Tourism, Gender and the Labour Process
In an effort to better understand issues of inequality, power, and control in the development of tourism, growing numbers of researchers are turning their attention to the construction of gender relations in the industry. In an attempt to add to this burgeoning literature, this paper reviews the links that exist between tourism, gender, and the labour market on the Lower North Shore of Quebec (LNS). We first provide a brief review of gender based…
Multi-Stakeholder Perspectives of the Tourism Experience
Minority languages as sustainable tourism resources
Millennials are not all the same
The attraction of craft breweries and wineries for visitors to British Columbia (BC), Canada, has grown significantly in recent years, particularly within millennials. However, little research has been conducted. The present research surveyed millennial visitors across craft breweries and wineries in BC. A total of 359 usable surveys were collected. Results found that although craft brewery and winery visitors had similar demographics, significan…
From the theatre to the living room
As a strategy for survival from the COVID-19 pandemic, festivals and events have been conducted virtually to provide this form of leisure from home. Replicating transformative outcomes such as social interaction, community building, and fostering of culture in a virtual setting is essential, particularly for traditionally underrepresented communities. Often considered transgressive to broader normative society, LGBT2Q+ festivals offer leisure exp…
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