John Tribe
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3436063 |
|---|---|
| NOME | John Tribe |
| PRENOMES | John |
| SOBRENOME | Tribe |
| ASSINATURA | TRIBE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Surrey |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3138-0726 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 42 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 766 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 4 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 15 |
Paths from knowledge and theory development to impact
Critical tourism strategy
Destination strategies are central to the future development of tourism. They are typically created using a traditional management studies approach, characterized by an emphasis on growing visitor numbers along with varying commitments to sustainability. This article argues that this approach has significant shortcomings which present a research gap. To address this, the idea of critical tourism strategy is first further developed and then applie…
Degrees of change
Nietzsche's ‘Eternal Recurrence’ and the renaissance of English and Welsh insolvency law reform
Friedrich Nietzsche proposed the ‘Eternal Recurrence’ thought experiment in his book, The Gay Science (1882). Drawing on ancient Greek and Indian philosophy, Eternal Recurrence is the idea that with infinite time and matter events will occur again and again without end. While not (quite) infinite, English and Welsh insolvency law does have a sufficient and significant history that reveals numerous examples of this phenomenon of repetition. This p…
Personalising disaster
This paper seeks to extend existing discussions of post-disaster tourism in New Orleans by considering how competing narratives of disaster operate within the tourist experience available in New Orleans. More specifically, we explore how personal reflections and the collective memories of a community are practiced and mobilised as occasions for tourists to connect with and share in memories of disaster in post-Katrina New Orleans. We suggest that…
A wider research culture in peril
Harmony rules in Chinese backpacker groups
The impact of tourism research
Creating and curating tourism knowledge
Tourism knowledge
Not such smart tourism? The concept of e-lienation
Mess and method
Paradigms in tourism research
This paper analyzes the nature and consequences of paradigms in tourism studies. It is somewhat unconventional in that its co-authors have not sought to produce a synthesized finished product. Rather, they have rendered their different perspectives visible through the structuring of the paper as a trialogue. It commences with Tribe's thesis that tourism studies is not governed by a restrictive paradigm at the field level but that at a societal le…
The tourism knowledge system
Tourism
Conceptual research in tourism
Annals of tourism research and article-based publishing
The reflexive journal
Lifelong learning for tourism
Annals
Developments in tourism social science
Public understanding of sustainable tourism
Philosophical Issues in Tourism
Introduction 1. Philosophical Issues in Tourism - John Tribe Truth: Reality, Knowledge, and Disciplines 2. Who is a Tourist? Conceptual and theoretical developments - Scott McCabe 3. What is Tourism? Definitions, theoretical phases and principles - Alexandre Netto 4. Epistemology, Ontology and Tourism - Maureen Ayikoru 5. Post-disciplinary Tourism - Tim Coles, Michael Hall and David Duval 6. The End of Tourism? Nomadology and the mobilities parad…
Reading Tourism Education
Tribes, Territories and Networks in the Tourism Academy
The truth about tourism
The indiscipline of tourism
Tribes, Territories and Networks in the Tourism Academy
The tourism knowledge system
Conceptual research in tourism
Public understanding of sustainable tourism
The philosophic practitioner
Not such smart tourism? The concept of e-lienation
Annals
Reading Tourism Education
From SERVQUAL to Holsat
New Tourism Research
First, while there are four main approaches, the tourism studies that is developing in higher education tends to be crystallising around the business interdisciplinary approach ... Second, on account of the relative strength of the business of tourism, because of the increasing importance of [extradisciplinary] knowledge and because of the power of the performativity principle ... the business world of tourism is pushing out at the expense of oth…
Developments in tourism social science
Tourism
The art of tourism
Indisciplined and unsubstantiated
Creating and curating tourism knowledge
The reflexive journal
Harmony rules in Chinese backpacker groups
The impact of tourism research
Mess and method
Balancing the Vocational
Research into the tourism curriculum has tended to concentrate on appropriate vocational elements. By contrast, this paper examines the theory and practice of liberal aspects of a tourism curriculum. The theoretical strand develops the underlying liberal concepts of truth, breadth, coherence, 'the good life' and liberation. The practical strand considers how these might be achieved through curriculum strategies in tourism such as encouraging refl…
Paradigms in tourism research
This paper analyzes the nature and consequences of paradigms in tourism studies. It is somewhat unconventional in that its co-authors have not sought to produce a synthesized finished product. Rather, they have rendered their different perspectives visible through the structuring of the paper as a trialogue. It commences with Tribe's thesis that tourism studies is not governed by a restrictive paradigm at the field level but that at a societal le…
Lifelong learning for tourism
Paths from knowledge and theory development to impact
The indiscipline of tourism
From SERVQUAL to Holsat
The Concept of Tourism
This section has been specifically introduced 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 also be considered. For details contact Editor, TRR
Forest tourism and recreation
The demand for ecotourism and outdoor recreation is increasing and the pressures on land use are becoming more obvious. A large part of the experience of ecotourism and recreational landscape depends on the maintenance of forested land. Effective management of tourism and recreation in forests can provide extra income to help offset the costs of sustainable timber production and encourage biodiversity conservation. This book considers the compati…
Indisciplined and unsubstantiated
Balancing the Vocational
Research into the tourism curriculum has tended to concentrate on appropriate vocational elements. By contrast, this paper examines the theory and practice of liberal aspects of a tourism curriculum. The theoretical strand develops the underlying liberal concepts of truth, breadth, coherence, 'the good life' and liberation. The practical strand considers how these might be achieved through curriculum strategies in tourism such as encouraging refl…
Critical Issues in the Globalisation of Tourism Education
Coca-cola, the Ford Mondeo, the Big Mac—are all examples of globally standardised products. Globalisation has become an established concept which explains a number of political, sociological, environmental and economic trends that are taking place on a worldwide scale. The tourism industry is part of this process. Tourism education, the human resource development arm of the tourism industry, faces the challenge of adequately preparing graduates t…
The philosophic practitioner
Planning for recreation and tourism in forests
This research note outlines the results from a consultation exercise carried out by Tourfor, a European Commission project aiming to develop an ecolabel for forest-based recreation and tourism, based on implementing an environmental management system. The paper will first present the rationale of the project and then discuss the willingness of providers and agencies to apply for this ecolabel, perceived benefits, criteria, and the ecolabel manage…
An International Handbook of Tourism Education (Advances in Tourism Research)
New Tourism Research
First, while there are four main approaches, the tourism studies that is developing in higher education tends to be crystallising around the business interdisciplinary approach ... Second, on account of the relative strength of the business of tourism, because of the increasing importance of [extradisciplinary] knowledge and because of the power of the performativity principle ... the business world of tourism is pushing out at the expense of oth…
Exploring the Economic Sustainability of the Small Tourism Enterprise
Within current discussions on sustainable tourism development, small tourism enterprises are often regarded as one of the vehicles through which positive economic benefits can be spread within destinations. However, omitted from these discussions is that many small tourism enterprises operate within a peripheral or developing country context which may often limit their ability to impact upon the larger economy and society. Against this background…
Paradigms Revisited
The truth about tourism
Developments in Tourism Research
A Review of Tourism Research:A Review of Tourism Research Researching Tourism Business:Are Plastic Cows The Future for Farming? Implications of an Alternative Diversification Model Implementation of Mass Customised Manufacturing in the Flight Catering Industry Tourism in The Gambia: 10 years on Measuring and Reporting the Impact of Tourism in Poverty Productivity and Yield Measurement in Australian Inbound Tourism using Tourism Satellite Accounts…
Tourism
A research and practice gap is identified demonstrating tourism to be an insufficiently critical business. Initially the idea of critical tourism is addressed in two ways. First, an array of meanings is exposed from which the idea of critical theory is developed. Next, discussion turns to how critical approaches can contribute to good management and governance of tourism by providing understandings that technical rationality can overlook. Finally…
The art of tourism
Philosophical Issues in Tourism
Introduction 1. Philosophical Issues in Tourism - John Tribe Truth: Reality, Knowledge, and Disciplines 2. Who is a Tourist? Conceptual and theoretical developments - Scott McCabe 3. What is Tourism? Definitions, theoretical phases and principles - Alexandre Netto 4. Epistemology, Ontology and Tourism - Maureen Ayikoru 5. Post-disciplinary Tourism - Tim Coles, Michael Hall and David Duval 6. The End of Tourism? Nomadology and the mobilities parad…
Reading Tourism Education
Tribes, Territories and Networks in the Tourism Academy
Public understanding of sustainable tourism
Developments in tourism social science
Annals of tourism research and article-based publishing
The reflexive journal
Lifelong learning for tourism
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (33 obras) · Tourism (31 obras) · Political science (28 obras) · Sociology (26 obras) · Hospitality and Tourism Education (22 obras) · Business (18 obras) · Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development (15 obras) · Geography (13 obras) · Marketing (12 obras) · Social science (12 obras)