Overview
- Editors:
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Álvaro Matias
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University of Évora, Department of Economics, Urban and Regional Analysis and Research Laboratory, Apartado 94, Portugal
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Peter Nijkamp
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Free University, Department of Economics, De Boelelaan 1105, The Netherlands
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Paulo Neto
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University of Évora, Department of Economics, Urban and Regional Analysis and Research Laboratory, Apartado 94, Portugal
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Table of contents (18 chapters)
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Trends in Tourism Research: Prefatory Remarks
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- Álvaro Matias, Paulo Neto, Peter Nijkamp
Pages 1-5
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New Analysis Frameworks in Tourism Economics
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- Massimiliano Castellani, Maurizio Mussoni
Pages 51-85
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- Sauveur Giannoni, Marie-Antoinette Maupertuis
Pages 87-105
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- Carlos Pestana Barros, Álvaro Matias
Pages 107-129
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New Operational Tools in Tourism Research
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Front Matter
Pages 131-131
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- Tiago Neves Sequeira, Carla Campos
Pages 153-163
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- Valentina Bosetti, Mariaester Cassinelli, Alessandro Lanza
Pages 165-180
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- Joaquín Alegre, Pou Llorenç
Pages 181-206
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- Andrea De Montis, Giancarlo Deplano, Peter Nijkamp
Pages 207-232
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Applied Country and Regional Studies
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Front Matter
Pages 257-257
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- Brian VanBlarcom, Kenneth F. Backman
Pages 259-273
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- Luís Castañón, Pereira Xesús
Pages 275-291
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- Nicolas Peypoch, Bernardin Solonandrasana
Pages 293-306
About this book
Modern Advances in Tourism Research provides a thorough assessment of state-of-the-art academic research in this recent field of economic science. The authors start by scoping the scene of tourism research, evolving then to a comprehensive analysis of themes of particular interest for researchers and academics interested on the workings of the tourism markets, such as new analysis frameworks in tourism economics and new operational tools in tourism research. With a view to go beyond fundamental research, the book closes with a chapter dedicated to applied country and regional studies, where a variety of subjects – from input-output analysis to e-tourism competitiveness – are analysed from an alternative micro-perspective.
Reviews
From the reviews:
“The book focuses on ‘modern’ advances, particularly those in tourism, and it targets readers with an interest in economic perspectives. … A comprehensive book on advances in modern tourism research economic perspectives offers relevant evidence and numerous perspectives. … Because the book offers a targeted analysis of different contributions at a particular conference, it also opens avenues for new research topics in the future. … the book is recommended because it will stimulate researchers and new research projects in tourism.” (Ossi Pesämaa, Papers in Regional Science, Vol. 88 (1), March, 2009)