Stephen Britton
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3758934 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Stephen Britton |
| PRENOMES | Stephen |
| SOBRENOME | Britton |
| ASSINATURA | BRITTON S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Auckland |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 441 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Come and See the Empire by the All Red Route
Tourism as a Cultural Process
Recent Trends in the Internationalisation of the New Zealand Economy
Over the last decade, but particularly since 1984 when the fourth Labour Government came to power, New Zealand has become something of an experimental test bed for the implementation of monetarist ideas of political and economic management. A noticeable outcome of the policy regime recently put in place has been a dramatic ‘opening up’ of the economy as markets are deregulated, protection barriers lowered, and restrictions on movement of capital …
Capital, Labour and State Relations in the Analysis of Enterprises and Restructuring
The paper arises out of the debate of a group of Australian and New Zealand geographers who attended a workshop in ‘Enterprises and Restructuring’ held in Canberra in September 1988. The paper outlines a framework for a political economy analysis of processes at the heart of economic restructuring and examines the units of analysis, concepts and approaches used by geographers bringing different philosophic positions to the investigation of econom…
Tourism, Capital, and Place
Travel and tourism has become one of the largest industrial complexes and item of consumption in modern Western economies. It is argued here that, to date, geographers studying tourism have done so without fully grasping the fact that tourism is an important avenue of capitalist accumulation. I contend that if this weakness is rectified the geographic analysis of tourism could provide important contributions to contemporary debates in geography. …
Services and National Accumulation
The role of services in production
Ambiguous Alternative
The political economy of tourism in the third world
The evolution of a colonial space-economy
Tourism, Capital, and Place
Travel and tourism has become one of the largest industrial complexes and item of consumption in modern Western economies. It is argued here that, to date, geographers studying tourism have done so without fully grasping the fact that tourism is an important avenue of capitalist accumulation. I contend that if this weakness is rectified the geographic analysis of tourism could provide important contributions to contemporary debates in geography. …
The political economy of tourism in the third world
The evolution of a colonial space-economy
The role of services in production
Come and See the Empire by the All Red Route
Recent Trends in the Internationalisation of the New Zealand Economy
Over the last decade, but particularly since 1984 when the fourth Labour Government came to power, New Zealand has become something of an experimental test bed for the implementation of monetarist ideas of political and economic management. A noticeable outcome of the policy regime recently put in place has been a dramatic ‘opening up’ of the economy as markets are deregulated, protection barriers lowered, and restrictions on movement of capital …
Capital, Labour and State Relations in the Analysis of Enterprises and Restructuring
The paper arises out of the debate of a group of Australian and New Zealand geographers who attended a workshop in ‘Enterprises and Restructuring’ held in Canberra in September 1988. The paper outlines a framework for a political economy analysis of processes at the heart of economic restructuring and examines the units of analysis, concepts and approaches used by geographers bringing different philosophic positions to the investigation of econom…
Ambiguous Alternative
Tourism as a Cultural Process
Services and National Accumulation
The evolution of a colonial space-economy
The political economy of tourism in the third world
Ambiguous Alternative
The role of services in production
Recent Trends in the Internationalisation of the New Zealand Economy
Over the last decade, but particularly since 1984 when the fourth Labour Government came to power, New Zealand has become something of an experimental test bed for the implementation of monetarist ideas of political and economic management. A noticeable outcome of the policy regime recently put in place has been a dramatic ‘opening up’ of the economy as markets are deregulated, protection barriers lowered, and restrictions on movement of capital …
Capital, Labour and State Relations in the Analysis of Enterprises and Restructuring
The paper arises out of the debate of a group of Australian and New Zealand geographers who attended a workshop in ‘Enterprises and Restructuring’ held in Canberra in September 1988. The paper outlines a framework for a political economy analysis of processes at the heart of economic restructuring and examines the units of analysis, concepts and approaches used by geographers bringing different philosophic positions to the investigation of econom…
Tourism, Capital, and Place
Travel and tourism has become one of the largest industrial complexes and item of consumption in modern Western economies. It is argued here that, to date, geographers studying tourism have done so without fully grasping the fact that tourism is an important avenue of capitalist accumulation. I contend that if this weakness is rectified the geographic analysis of tourism could provide important contributions to contemporary debates in geography. …
Services and National Accumulation
Tourism as a Cultural Process
Come and See the Empire by the All Red Route
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