Jiuxia Sun
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3778004 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jiuxia Sun |
| PRENOMES | Jiuxia |
| SOBRENOME | Sun |
| ASSINATURA | SUN J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Sun Yat-sen University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 82 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Urban–rural imaginaries in cun-coffee consumption in China
Matsutake mushroom and Tibetans
Globalisation is a powerful socio-cultural force reshaping places, yet its contemporary and context-specific manifestations in economically underdeveloped and remote rural regions warrant closer attention. Existing research largely agrees that globalisation has led to resource extraction, labour exploitation, and displacement, rendering these places vulnerable and passive. This paper engages with the indigenous turn in cultural geography to criti…
Constructing the “we”
Host-Guest Interaction and Cross-Cultural Communication in the Mediatized Society
In contemporary society into which media are deeply penetrating, host-guest interaction and cross-cultural communication have undergone profound changes. From the perspective of the mediatized society, this study explores how digital media has transformed host-guest interaction in the tourism field and their impacts on cross-cultural communication. The research points out that host-guest interaction in the mediatized society presents three core c…
Tourism and indigenous leisure consumption
This paper reorients research on the impacts of indigenous tourism from a focus on production to consumption, exploring a new phenomenon of the modern leisure consumption boom among indigenous hosts. Through a mixed-methods approach combining ethnography and Q method, the study uncovers shared consumption patterns and distinct consumption logics between indigenous people and tourists. Two key findings are highlighted. First, the leisure consumpti…
Localized practices of rural tourism makers from a resilience perspective
Exploring the dynamics of cross-boundary interactions in Qinglinkou, China
Cross-boundary interactions between second-home owners and local are complex over time – networks form and evolve within second-home owners and between owners and locals, each with its deliberately selective inclusion and exclusion. However, little attention has been paid to this phenomenon in the literature. This study, based on social network analysis alongside qualitative interviews, explores the dynamics of interactions between second-home ow…
Memorable interactive experiences between hosts and guests in B&Bs and their generation process
Authenticity, identity, self-improvement, and responsibility at heritage sites
Land acquisition in rural tourism destinations
Land acquisition is becoming prevalent in most rural destinations. This study investigates the dynamic interaction process between rural residents regarding tourism‐led land acquisition and analyses how social relations influence cooperative behaviours by using social network analysis. The findings suggest that informal social relations between rural residents transmit influence and information, generating significantly positive impacts on indivi…
Embodiment of feminine subjectivity by women of a tourism destination
Research on women/gender in host communities has shifted towards a feminist perspective. In line with this trend, this paper further explores women's self-awakening and self-growth in a host community by considering feminine subjectivity based on Foucault's perspective, which is a critical feminism topic. This paper presents the case of the Cheongsam Sisters, a local women's group that participates in leisure activities in Yangshuo, China. Based …
Travellers' meaning-making of the Sichuan-Tibet highway
The relationship between mobility and place-making in the context of tourism based on the new mobilities paradigm has been explored. Taking road travel on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway in southwestern China as a case, auto-ethnography and mobile ethnography are employed as the primary research methods, along with in-depth interviews, observations, personal travel log writings, and second-hand data collection. The question that how the space of road b…
Tourism livelihood transition and rhythmic sustainability
Anthropology of tourism
This paper examines the origins, developments and new trends of anthropology of tourism in China through a comparison between China and the West. Chinese anthropologists have, since the end of the last century, begun to introduce Western academic achievements and tried to conduct domestic research. In the process of development into a big and great power in tourism, Chinese researchers have intensively absorbed new concepts and new theories from …
Tourism migrant workers
A geographical approach to trust in tourism
Within tourism research, trust has largely been conceptualised from psychological perspectives, allowing insights into the mechanisms through which resident/stakeholder relations generate trust. Whilst this work is valuable in understanding dynamics of trust relations, such focus has meant less attention and has been given to the ways space influences trust in tourism contexts. Thus, a geographical approach is put forth to understanding trust in …
Spatial changes of ethnic communities during tourism development
Lefebvre’s theory of space production argues space is generated from production activities in human societies, which can be quoted to explore the social impact that tourism has had on the communities of minorities. This study, taking a Miao community in southwest China as an example, adopts qualitative research methods to conduct a comparative analysis of the community space before and after tourism was developed. Based on the binary relations be…
De-localization and re-localization of ethnic cultures
Based on the theoretical tools of “de-localization” and “re-localization,” the paper analyses the cultural changes in two ethnic communities in Lijiang, China, in terms of architecture, ethnic costumes, local language and ethnic identity. The findings show that the process of modernization, the dominance of central government and the transmission of “Han” culture are the external driving forces of the de-localization of ethnic cultures in non-tou…
Self-orientalism, joke-work and host-tourist relation
Place construction in the context of world heritage tourism
In heritage movement and tourism development, places are reconstructed in the contest between different forces for heritage attribution and representation. Since the ‘Kaiping Diaolou and Villages’ were successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List, the development of Kaiping as a heritage site has triggered much discussion. This study considers how ‘Diaolou Country,’ as signified by the Diaolou, has been built up as a new image of Kaiping. Th…
Population migration, urbanization and housing prices
Interpretation of Urban New-type Public Spaces
As an urban new-type public space, Fang Suo Commune has become an important place for cultural, leisure and consumption activities of urban residents in the context of mass leisure and postmodern consumption. The existence and development of Fang Suo as a unique space are worthy of in-depth analysis given the fact that physical bookstores are declining. This article interprets the unique combination of spaces of Fang Suo, and analyzes the structu…
Interactions between Economic and Social Capitals of Tourist Communities
Tourism not only has a great economic influence on destination communities, but also promotes the restructuring and regeneration of local capital through local culture. Economic and social impacts of tourism on destination communities are no longer separated but integrated. The present paper explores the characteristics of capital changes and interactions of residents in an ethnic tourism community chiefly through interview and observation. The p…
Population migration, urbanization and housing prices
Tourism migrant workers
Self-orientalism, joke-work and host-tourist relation
Spatial changes of ethnic communities during tourism development
Lefebvre’s theory of space production argues space is generated from production activities in human societies, which can be quoted to explore the social impact that tourism has had on the communities of minorities. This study, taking a Miao community in southwest China as an example, adopts qualitative research methods to conduct a comparative analysis of the community space before and after tourism was developed. Based on the binary relations be…
Authenticity, identity, self-improvement, and responsibility at heritage sites
Travellers' meaning-making of the Sichuan-Tibet highway
The relationship between mobility and place-making in the context of tourism based on the new mobilities paradigm has been explored. Taking road travel on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway in southwestern China as a case, auto-ethnography and mobile ethnography are employed as the primary research methods, along with in-depth interviews, observations, personal travel log writings, and second-hand data collection. The question that how the space of road b…
Memorable interactive experiences between hosts and guests in B&Bs and their generation process
Place construction in the context of world heritage tourism
In heritage movement and tourism development, places are reconstructed in the contest between different forces for heritage attribution and representation. Since the ‘Kaiping Diaolou and Villages’ were successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List, the development of Kaiping as a heritage site has triggered much discussion. This study considers how ‘Diaolou Country,’ as signified by the Diaolou, has been built up as a new image of Kaiping. Th…
Localized practices of rural tourism makers from a resilience perspective
Tourism livelihood transition and rhythmic sustainability
A geographical approach to trust in tourism
Within tourism research, trust has largely been conceptualised from psychological perspectives, allowing insights into the mechanisms through which resident/stakeholder relations generate trust. Whilst this work is valuable in understanding dynamics of trust relations, such focus has meant less attention and has been given to the ways space influences trust in tourism contexts. Thus, a geographical approach is put forth to understanding trust in …
Anthropology of tourism
This paper examines the origins, developments and new trends of anthropology of tourism in China through a comparison between China and the West. Chinese anthropologists have, since the end of the last century, begun to introduce Western academic achievements and tried to conduct domestic research. In the process of development into a big and great power in tourism, Chinese researchers have intensively absorbed new concepts and new theories from …
Interactions between Economic and Social Capitals of Tourist Communities
Tourism not only has a great economic influence on destination communities, but also promotes the restructuring and regeneration of local capital through local culture. Economic and social impacts of tourism on destination communities are no longer separated but integrated. The present paper explores the characteristics of capital changes and interactions of residents in an ethnic tourism community chiefly through interview and observation. The p…
Interactions between Economic and Social Capitals of Tourist Communities
Tourism not only has a great economic influence on destination communities, but also promotes the restructuring and regeneration of local capital through local culture. Economic and social impacts of tourism on destination communities are no longer separated but integrated. The present paper explores the characteristics of capital changes and interactions of residents in an ethnic tourism community chiefly through interview and observation. The p…
Interpretation of Urban New-type Public Spaces
As an urban new-type public space, Fang Suo Commune has become an important place for cultural, leisure and consumption activities of urban residents in the context of mass leisure and postmodern consumption. The existence and development of Fang Suo as a unique space are worthy of in-depth analysis given the fact that physical bookstores are declining. This article interprets the unique combination of spaces of Fang Suo, and analyzes the structu…
Place construction in the context of world heritage tourism
In heritage movement and tourism development, places are reconstructed in the contest between different forces for heritage attribution and representation. Since the ‘Kaiping Diaolou and Villages’ were successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List, the development of Kaiping as a heritage site has triggered much discussion. This study considers how ‘Diaolou Country,’ as signified by the Diaolou, has been built up as a new image of Kaiping. Th…
Population migration, urbanization and housing prices
De-localization and re-localization of ethnic cultures
Based on the theoretical tools of “de-localization” and “re-localization,” the paper analyses the cultural changes in two ethnic communities in Lijiang, China, in terms of architecture, ethnic costumes, local language and ethnic identity. The findings show that the process of modernization, the dominance of central government and the transmission of “Han” culture are the external driving forces of the de-localization of ethnic cultures in non-tou…
Self-orientalism, joke-work and host-tourist relation
Spatial changes of ethnic communities during tourism development
Lefebvre’s theory of space production argues space is generated from production activities in human societies, which can be quoted to explore the social impact that tourism has had on the communities of minorities. This study, taking a Miao community in southwest China as an example, adopts qualitative research methods to conduct a comparative analysis of the community space before and after tourism was developed. Based on the binary relations be…
Tourism migrant workers
A geographical approach to trust in tourism
Within tourism research, trust has largely been conceptualised from psychological perspectives, allowing insights into the mechanisms through which resident/stakeholder relations generate trust. Whilst this work is valuable in understanding dynamics of trust relations, such focus has meant less attention and has been given to the ways space influences trust in tourism contexts. Thus, a geographical approach is put forth to understanding trust in …
Tourism livelihood transition and rhythmic sustainability
Anthropology of tourism
This paper examines the origins, developments and new trends of anthropology of tourism in China through a comparison between China and the West. Chinese anthropologists have, since the end of the last century, begun to introduce Western academic achievements and tried to conduct domestic research. In the process of development into a big and great power in tourism, Chinese researchers have intensively absorbed new concepts and new theories from …
Land acquisition in rural tourism destinations
Land acquisition is becoming prevalent in most rural destinations. This study investigates the dynamic interaction process between rural residents regarding tourism‐led land acquisition and analyses how social relations influence cooperative behaviours by using social network analysis. The findings suggest that informal social relations between rural residents transmit influence and information, generating significantly positive impacts on indivi…
Embodiment of feminine subjectivity by women of a tourism destination
Research on women/gender in host communities has shifted towards a feminist perspective. In line with this trend, this paper further explores women's self-awakening and self-growth in a host community by considering feminine subjectivity based on Foucault's perspective, which is a critical feminism topic. This paper presents the case of the Cheongsam Sisters, a local women's group that participates in leisure activities in Yangshuo, China. Based …
Travellers' meaning-making of the Sichuan-Tibet highway
The relationship between mobility and place-making in the context of tourism based on the new mobilities paradigm has been explored. Taking road travel on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway in southwestern China as a case, auto-ethnography and mobile ethnography are employed as the primary research methods, along with in-depth interviews, observations, personal travel log writings, and second-hand data collection. The question that how the space of road b…
Exploring the dynamics of cross-boundary interactions in Qinglinkou, China
Cross-boundary interactions between second-home owners and local are complex over time – networks form and evolve within second-home owners and between owners and locals, each with its deliberately selective inclusion and exclusion. However, little attention has been paid to this phenomenon in the literature. This study, based on social network analysis alongside qualitative interviews, explores the dynamics of interactions between second-home ow…
Memorable interactive experiences between hosts and guests in B&Bs and their generation process
Authenticity, identity, self-improvement, and responsibility at heritage sites
Host-Guest Interaction and Cross-Cultural Communication in the Mediatized Society
In contemporary society into which media are deeply penetrating, host-guest interaction and cross-cultural communication have undergone profound changes. From the perspective of the mediatized society, this study explores how digital media has transformed host-guest interaction in the tourism field and their impacts on cross-cultural communication. The research points out that host-guest interaction in the mediatized society presents three core c…
Tourism and indigenous leisure consumption
This paper reorients research on the impacts of indigenous tourism from a focus on production to consumption, exploring a new phenomenon of the modern leisure consumption boom among indigenous hosts. Through a mixed-methods approach combining ethnography and Q method, the study uncovers shared consumption patterns and distinct consumption logics between indigenous people and tourists. Two key findings are highlighted. First, the leisure consumpti…
Localized practices of rural tourism makers from a resilience perspective
Urban–rural imaginaries in cun-coffee consumption in China
Matsutake mushroom and Tibetans
Globalisation is a powerful socio-cultural force reshaping places, yet its contemporary and context-specific manifestations in economically underdeveloped and remote rural regions warrant closer attention. Existing research largely agrees that globalisation has led to resource extraction, labour exploitation, and displacement, rendering these places vulnerable and passive. This paper engages with the indigenous turn in cultural geography to criti…
Constructing the “we”
Tourism (19 obras) · Geography (16 obras) · Sociology (15 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (12 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · China (10 obras) · Economic geography (9 obras) · Social science (8 obras) · Business (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras)