From ‘Business as Usual’ to ‘Salesmanship in Reverse’

‘Isms’ are under a cloud these days, but one ‘Ism’ continues to be popular, namely Tourism. 'Tourism: A British Columbia Industry

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• Analysis of tourism accessibility in valley basin cities based on real-time traffic congestion data

  Youqian Gu, Yu-Huan Gu et al.•Current Issues in Tourism•2025

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• The end of organized capitalism

  Scott Lash•The end of organized capitalism•1987

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• Which Uniform to Serve the War

  R Bruce Mclntyre•Canadian Journal of History of…•1993

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• The retreat from adventure

  Richard White•Australian Historical Studies•1997

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• Mrs Consumer and Mr Keynes in Postwar Canada and Sweden

  Open Access•Joy Parr, Gunilla S Ekberg et al.•Gender & History•1996

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• Beside the seaside

  Open Access•John K Walton•Journal of Historical Geography•1980

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• Warfare and tourism paris in World War II

  Open Access•Bertram M Gordon•Annals of Tourism Research•1998

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• British Columbia

  Colin Rhys Lovell, Margaret A Ormsby•The Western Political Quarterly•1960

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• Canada Since 1945

  Open Access•Milton J Esman•Political Science Quarterly•1982

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• The Fighting Man as Tourist

  David Farber, Beth Bailey•Pacific Historical Review•1996

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• Born at the Right Time

  Jon Wiener, Doug Owram•Journal of American History•1998

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• Days of Victory

  Geoffrey Hayes, Ted Barris•International Journal Canada s…•2006

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• The Measure of Democracy

  Matt Dawson, Michael Dawson et al.•Labour / Le Travail•2000

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