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Month: October 2008

Tourismos

October 30, 2008 James Kennell

I have just found out about Tourisimos, an international multidisciplinary tourism journal which is published online with free access under a creative commons license.  The journal

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La Luminata

October 26, 2008 James Kennell

The web’s best blog for ethical / sustainable fashion and design news has moved – you can now find Rachel Holland’s La Luminata blog here, definitely one to bookmark

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Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty

October 23, 2008 James Kennell

Andy Miah’s new book, ‘Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty’, is being launched with a day long conference at F.A.C.T. in Liverpool on 30th

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Memetics and the Cultural Olympiad

October 21, 2008 James Kennell

I will be giving a paper at the 2nd ITSA bi-annual conference on “Globalisation, mega-events and tourism”, 6-9th November in Shanghai.  The paper is the

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The global economic crisis as an ‘event’ within tourism

October 10, 2008 James Kennell

Bob Cotton OBE, the Chairman of the Tourism Alliance, has written a letter to British MPs today, calling for specific action to support the UK’s

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Is tourism the world’s largest industry?

October 8, 2008 James Kennell

In an MA class yesterday we were discussing some definitional frameworks for tourism and the tourism industry.  A common misconception (although not one held by

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