Dorothy M Spencer
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 118272 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dorothy M Spencer |
| PRENOMES | Dorothy M |
| SOBRENOME | Spencer |
| ASSINATURA | SPENCER D M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9895-3824 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 52 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 54 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1938 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The use of indicators to measure the sustainability of tourism at cultural heritage sites
A systematic search for literature on the use of indicators to measure the sustainability of tourism at cultural heritage sites identified 22 relevant publications. A critical review of these publications revealed a definite need to: (1) test new data collection methods, including those capable of generating results quickly and economically; (2) assess the reliability and validity of indicators and indices; (3) evaluate alternative procedures for…
An assessment of tourism policies and planning in Indonesia
Tourism policies and planning in Indonesia have been effective in prioritising tourism development and maintaining price competitiveness and international openness, but absent or ineffective in the crucial domains of terrorism risk management, infrastructure development, interagency coordination and cooperation, human resource development and management, and environmental sustainability. These shortcomings, despite Indonesia’s democratic system o…
A comparison of tourism-related stressors experienced by residents of three island destinations
Resident stress has emerged as a problem in many tourism communities. However, little is known about differences in resident stress across diverse destinations. This research gap is addressed by comparing stressors experienced by residents of three global island destinations of O’ahu, Hawaii, U.S., Falmouth, Jamaica, and São Miguel, Azores, Portugal. These three island tourism destinations have diverse tourism types and differing levels of touris…
Place-making impelled by farm tourism on a tropical island
Little research has been conducted on the place-making agency of farm tourism. Yet farm tourism is an increasingly important tourism activity that yields many economic, sociocultural, and environmental benefits. To shed more light on this subject, participant observation of, and semi-structured interviews with, farmers and visitors at farms on the Hawaiian island of O'ahu were conducted. The results revealed that through farm tourism, the tangibl…
Motivations, challenges, and self-transformations of farmers engaged in farm tourism on a tropical island
Few studies of agritourism have focused on farm tourism on tropical islands, and even fewer have explored the motivations, challenges, and/or self-transformations of farmers engaged in farm tourism in such settings. To help fill these research gaps, this article reports on a qualitative field study of farmers engaged in farm tourism in Hawai‘i. The results revealed that farmers’ motivations for such engagement included a desire to achieve higher …
A qualitative study of visitors to small-scale farms on a tropical Island
Although agritourism has received increasing attention among tourism researchers, few studies have focused on the phenomenon as it exists on tropical islands. This article helps to fill this research gap. Participant observations of, and semi-structured interviews with, visitors to farms on the Hawaiian island of Oahu revealed that visitors gained a better understanding of the nature and challenges of farming. Most visitors resided in the areas s…
Tourism impacts, emotions and stress
The economic consequences of community support for tourism
Understanding recreation activity participants as clientele groups of multi-use recreation areas
The goals of participants in a given type of recreation activity available in a specific recreation area may be in conflict with those of participants in other types of recreation available in the same area, creating difficult challenges for area managers. Moreover, little is known about the characteristics and behaviour patterns of such groups and how they might differ from one another, leaving managers less equipped to communicate effectively w…
An exploratory study of attitudes toward tourism on American Indian reservations
Tourism development is widely considered a means by which the economies of American Indian reservations (AIRs) can be strengthened. Understanding attitudes toward tourism on AIRs is important to effectively plan for such development. This study contributed to the advancement of such an understanding, drawing upon data from intercept surveys of attendees at American Indian wacipis (pow-wows) in South Dakota, USA. It found that American Indian resp…
Facilitating public participation in tourism planning on American Indian reservations
Airport stops and flights on small airplanes as inhibitors of tourism-related air travel
Basic characteristics of the fall tourism market
Beyond Punjab, 1937-1960
The Simhachalam Temple
Women in Tamil Society. The Classical Period
The Dust-Storm and the Hanging Mist. A Study of Birsa Munda and His Movement in Chhotanagpur (1874-1901)
Le Cycle de Lingal. Essai d'Étude Textuelle de Mythologies. Les Mythologies des Tribus de Langue Gondi (Inde Centrale)
The Recruitment of Shamans among the Mundas
The Socio-Economic Structure of the Indian Village. Surveys of Villages in Gujarat and West Bengal
Studies in Economic and Social Conditions of Medieval Andhra (A. D. 1000-1600)
India and Ceylon
American Missionaries and Hinduism (A Study of Their Contacts from 1813 to 1910)
Punjabi Century 1857-1947
The Bhumij Revolt (1832-33) (Ganga Narain's Hangama or Turmoil)
Tourism impacts, emotions and stress
Facilitating public participation in tourism planning on American Indian reservations
Basic characteristics of the fall tourism market
The Religion of an Indian Tribe
Airport stops and flights on small airplanes as inhibitors of tourism-related air travel
The economic consequences of community support for tourism
A qualitative study of visitors to small-scale farms on a tropical Island
Although agritourism has received increasing attention among tourism researchers, few studies have focused on the phenomenon as it exists on tropical islands. This article helps to fill this research gap. Participant observations of, and semi-structured interviews with, visitors to farms on the Hawaiian island of Oahu revealed that visitors gained a better understanding of the nature and challenges of farming. Most visitors resided in the areas s…
The Kol Insurrection of Chota-Nagpur
A comparison of tourism-related stressors experienced by residents of three island destinations
Resident stress has emerged as a problem in many tourism communities. However, little is known about differences in resident stress across diverse destinations. This research gap is addressed by comparing stressors experienced by residents of three global island destinations of O’ahu, Hawaii, U.S., Falmouth, Jamaica, and São Miguel, Azores, Portugal. These three island tourism destinations have diverse tourism types and differing levels of touris…
Place-making impelled by farm tourism on a tropical island
Little research has been conducted on the place-making agency of farm tourism. Yet farm tourism is an increasingly important tourism activity that yields many economic, sociocultural, and environmental benefits. To shed more light on this subject, participant observation of, and semi-structured interviews with, farmers and visitors at farms on the Hawaiian island of O'ahu were conducted. The results revealed that through farm tourism, the tangibl…
Motivations, challenges, and self-transformations of farmers engaged in farm tourism on a tropical island
Few studies of agritourism have focused on farm tourism on tropical islands, and even fewer have explored the motivations, challenges, and/or self-transformations of farmers engaged in farm tourism in such settings. To help fill these research gaps, this article reports on a qualitative field study of farmers engaged in farm tourism in Hawai‘i. The results revealed that farmers’ motivations for such engagement included a desire to achieve higher …
The Composition of the Family as a Factor in the Behavior of Children in Fijian Society
Etiquette and Social Sanction in the Fiji Islands2
The Composition of the Family as a Factor in the Behavior of Children in Fijian Society
Monuments to the Dead of the Bhils and Other Primitive Tribes in Central India. A Contribution to the Study of the Megalith‐Problem . W. K oppers
Asia and Africa
Folk-Songs of the Maikal Hills. Verrier Elwin and Shamrao Hivale
Folk Tales of Mahakoshal. Verrier Elwin
Ethnology and Ethnography
Fijian Village. Buell Quain
Alahatala. Die Religion der Inlandstämme Mittelcerams. J. R öder
The United States and India and Pakistan
The Religion of an Indian Tribe
Instrument and Purpose
An Anthropological Bibliography of South Asia, Together with a Directory of Recent Anthropological Field Work
L'Esclavage dans l'Inde Ancienne d'apres Les Textes Palis et Sanskrits
The Personality of India, a Study in the Development of Material Culture of India and Pakistan
Hierarchy and Marriage Alliance in South Indian Kinship
A Punjabi Village in Pakistan
Indian Fiction in English
Nomads of South Persia, the Basseri Tribe of the Khamseh Confederacy
The Cult of Viṭhobā
An Anthropological Bibliography of South Asia, Together with a Directory of Anthropological Field Research. Vol. II. 1955-59
Contributions to Indian Sociology. No. VII, March 1964
Tribal Life in Gujarat. An Analytical Study of the Cultural Changes with Special Reference to the Dhanka Tribe
The Maler
Rengsanggri. Family and Kinship in a Garo Village
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